Archive - 18 November 2017

Sociologist Denison Jayasooria urges gov't to be more sensitive to local demographics, in light of study findings. 

However, it is unknown whether the opposition leader will be allowed to remain in hospital.

PAS and Ikatan Youth chiefs announce the formation of Gagasan Sejahtera's own youth wing.

Hotel Seri Malaysia's board of directors stress that the decision was made without its interference.

Farmer Lee Tin Choy accuses an unnamed politician of being unable to withstand pressure.

BN's Eric See-To cites study that claims abolishing all tolls could cost up to RM338 billion.

'If you want to talk about the MA63, please go ahead, I will not imprison anyone for that,' PM says.

The Selangor speaker wants to focus on her other duties within the party and Pakatan Harapan.

DPM's visit comes a day after the PM visited the jailed opposition leader in HKL.

DAP sec-gen Lim Guan Eng responds after ROS says it has not received party's re-election report.

LETTER | 'Earlier, she was transferred out of another Tamil school because I visited.'

The two were charged after being caught filing stories to the US-based Radio Free Asia.

A private equity firm had accused the Wall Street bank of trying to 'curry favour' with the PM.

PPIM claims that syndicates, housing developers and real estate agents preying on those in need of quick cash.

The clash between 'extremists' was reportedly triggered by rumours and fake messages on social media.

UPDATED 6.55PM | Najib says East Malaysia's relative lack of development is due to a 'previous Prime Minister.'

Talks on a 'code of conduct' in disputed waters to maintain peace and security may start next year.

UPDATED 8.15PM | Meting out different punishments runs afoul of Article 8, says ex-Treasury sec-gen.

Tan Boon Moay is just one of many Malaysians still waiting to obtain their blue IC after many years.

Anifah credits Myanmar's acceptance of Rakhine Advisory Commission recommendations to Najib.

The Kelantan deputy menteri besar says it shows Husam's attacks against his gov't are untrue.

Over 300 people in Changlun and Jitra had been evacuated when floods hit.

PM is highly regarded by US President Donald Trump, according to the foreign minister.

Using the power of ridicule to attack appalling atrocities.

IGP must explain such 'preferential treatment,' says Kampung Tunku rep Lau Weng San.

The IGP is reported revealing this in the probe into one of the biggest data leaks in M’sian history.

Sultan Nazrin says it is a dishonourable act that should be addressed firmly.

Refugees fleeing by sea meet a grime fate, reports a UN spokesperson.

LETTER | DAP veteran leader is missing the forest for the trees with his about-turns and selective amnesia.

'Russia is wasting our time,' says US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley.

A durian hawker waits for customers at his stall in Pudu, Kuala Lumpur.

“为何我们礼待廖顺喜，让他身穿展示金钱游戏公司制服？这不是一种协助他宣传吗？”

NECF takes umbrage at suggestion that 'unqualified' DBP undertake translation of holy text.

阿兹敏说：“是时候协助新的政党，如团结党和诚信党。”

The administration's initial decision courted backlash from conservation advocates and netizens.

Merely ignoring extremists is not enough to quell their influence.

LETTER | A different side of youth participation, from a young woman in the organising secretariat.

There are too many unsold unaffordable homes and vacant commercial spaces, says central bank.

SPECIAL REPORT | A Sivanesan believes DAP’s reputation and his work will help him win in GE14.

Postal voting is expanded among the five categories that will be allowed to cast their votes by post.

Eight out of the ten provincial committees in Zanu-PF want him to quit.

YOURSAY | 'Husni’s ‘anak buah’ claim makes us fear for the dark future ahead.'

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

FEATURE | Increasingly assertive Malayan workers trigger a crackdown by the colonial gov’t.