Archive - 3 July 2017

'Medical officers can still communicate with patients in BM as they are Malaysians who are able to speak the national language'.

The firstborn baby girl of a Sinar Harian reporter was found unconscious by her babysitter, before being rushed to the hospital. 

BN's rule is peppered with scandals because it does not practise Islamic principles in governance, says Kuala Nerus MP.

'Dictator Lim (Kit Siang) is doing what dictators do by blaming others, creating hate and taking no responsibility for his misdeeds'.

This following DAP advisor Lim Kit Siang's warning that the party may be banned and have its logo disallowed in GE14.

The process is expected to take about two months, FGV tells in a filing to Bursa Malaysia. 

Health minister and minister in charge of the Public Services Department have to explain, DPM Zahid says. 

Prosecution accuses cop of demanding and taking a RM2,000 bribe.

Umno club chairperson says he sees no evidence that the gov't forbids overseas students from meeting opposition leaders. 

The PKR vice-president refutes a Bloomberg report that stated that the ringgit is the strongest Asian currency.

Iskandar Samad says voters are waiting to see if the opposition can offer solutions.

Instead, it is Umno which is posing the threat, due to its close relationship with China, says former minister. 

Sarawak DAP also questions why state sending lawyers to London to study the Malaysia Agreement 1963.

The opposition is, indeed, in a shambles, says the minister.

Like everyone else, the country’s chief executive deserves a break, says the Cheras Umno chief.

UPDATED 4.14PM | Amanah brushes off suggestions that DAP is trying to rule Kelantan by proxy.

The graft buster says it will decide on next course of action after gathering information.

Tengku Sarifuddin’s poser on use of DAP logo for GE14 goes against principles of democracy, he adds.

Salor lawmaker asks whether the Kelantan government is pretending that all is well or will it take action?

The PKR lawmaker claims they control the issuance of taxi permits.

The PAS chief's aide lists examples where his boss has been critical on 1MDB.

IGP opens Pandora's box after confirming that cops can't randomly check one's documents, says Segambut MP.

Do this before planning to abolish tourism tax, its Youth wing chief tells the opposition parliamentary leader.

High Court must now hear suit on the constitutionality of shifting voters out of their respective constituencies. 

COMMENT | The people surrounding PM don't actually know China.

Utusan reports him hitting back at Kit Siang’s hope for Husam to be the next Kelantan MB.

Ong Ka Chuan will lead the delegation to the fair at China’s halal hub, Lanzhou, from July 6 to 9.

In the mock video he does a Samoa Joe on 'Fraud News Network', in a continuing row with the media.

The travel ban was imposed on the cartoonist last year.

Lee Hsien Loong tells Parliament this on allegations he abused his power in a family house dispute.

YOURSAY | 'PAS looks like a two-headed party. God knows which one you really are, do you …?'

They are more a liability than an asset in times of crisis.

He plans a nationwide tour to seek public feedback on the matter - and on whether Guan Eng should quit as Penang CM.

The second "freedom-of-navigation operation," conducted under Trump’s president - and China slams the move.

For the period it negotiates with the US gov’t on the DOJ’s civil forfeiture action, a US journal reports.

French cops see the incident in Avignon as a settling of scores rather than a militant attack.

The rally would be a mistake, as Umno has the upper hand.

Intoxicated by trappings of power, M'sia is going through mad times.

Iskandar Samad condemns those who call official open house attendees as 'starving beggars'.

YOURSAY | ‘And why should Jasa get involved in the surrender of jewellery by Kerr?’

Indonesian media reported the plane's tail sign, while press photos of the livery match the official jet.

KINI ROUNDUP | Headlines from yesterday you may have missed, in brief.

COMMENT | Two decades ago yesterday, the Thai baht was attacked, sparking the Asian Financial Crisis.