Archive - 19 May 2017

Two-thirds of those caught up in the global ransomware attack were running Windows 7.

But direct negotiation is the norm with 'economic game changers' such as Island Hospital, says Penang CM. 

‘We expect growth to be sustained’, says Bank Negara governor Muhammad Ibrahim.

Ong Kian Ming also wants Spad to detail the cost breakdown of each of ECRL’s segments and spur lines, and cost of acquiring land.

UPDATED 2.50PM | The criticisms are not personal, so no offence taken, says Mohd Hashim Abdullah.

UPDATED 2.40PM | A moderate lifestyle with less food, no alcohol and no cigarettes are the secrets, says former PM.

China’s foreign ministry says the talks had been candid and made positive achievements.

UPDATED 2.55PM | 'I was known as an ultra Malay, but the Chinese supported me and I won five general elections'.

None could have predicted this. But such is politics, it is the art of the impossible.

Emulate Prophet Sulaiman who rejected gifts from the Queen, Abdul Rahman tells state civil servants.

I try to stay away from local news portals nowadays. In my opinion there is no news that’s worth reading anyway. The topics constantly revolve around the same small issues.

UPDATED 1.22PM | EC says it will abide by court's decision if the disqualified DAP representative is successful in his legal challenge.

The suspect has been identified as US Navy veteran Richard Rojas, 26. 

UPDATED 2.35PM | The former premier claims one gets beaten for asking questions in the present era.

Ramasamy says it's a prayer session for Hindus who have been hurt by the likes of Zakir and Perlis mufti.   

On many issues, the Pope has taken a more liberal stand than Trump.

The embattled US president strikes a defiant tone after days of political tumult.

The 22-year-old had tried to escape from the police during a raid at his house last night.

Opposition parties have a very small margin of error.

The exhumation was done upon court orders, police confirm.

YOURSAY | ‘It is likely that PAS strategy is to reduce votes for opposition.’

The consensus among them is that PAS should go the ‘gentlemanly way’.

COMMENT | Perhaps the gov’t too can be motivated to start seeing undocumented migrants as a resource.

COMMENT | The agenda for polls reform must continue more fervently as we draw nearer to GE14.

KINIGUIDE | As the dust settles, we take a look at how it works, and how it got so prolific.

Was he trying to gain brownie points with the PM?

Zaidy Abdul Talib says the plan to stop regular flooding is satisfactory, but more needs to be done.

KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

Tenaganita says it should not be lifted until a framework to protect them is in place.

YOURSAY | ' This country has lot of laws, but no order…’

The Malaysian Malay Contractors Association believes bumiputera firms are up to the task.