Archive - 6 January 2018

Amanah Youth chief Mohd Sany Hamzan criticises disobedient leaders, and supporters of talks with PAS.

Noh Omar reminds public to be wary of cheap prices and attractive offers from third parties.

UPDATED 10.57PM | The US president tweets in response to critical book that questions his leadership abilities. 

UPDATED 10.43PM | Coalition leaders say this in response to questions about Harapan's PM candidate.

National agency should take flood registration system online to facilitate operations, says Ahmad Shabery Cheek. 

Thousands of Iran gov't supporters stage rallies for a fourth day, following UN discussion on protests. 

Let the probe proceed normally, says the Umno vice-president.

Sabah, Johor, Pahang, T'gganu, S'wak, Perak and S'gor get five-star rating, while Penang remains unrated.

According to Mahdzir, Pahang is the worst affected, with 27 schools closed due to floodwaters.

Cops say 44-year-old suspect was allegedly under the influence when smashing ATM screen.

Several Harapan Wanita delegates say the ongoing discussions have fired them up for GE14.

MACC chief says the case is in the hands of police, but is ready to take action if graft is found.

LETTER | Former PM's experience will ensure the economy gets back on track.

Michael Wolff tells BBC his views on Trump's incompetence has become a widespread view.

Perak Umno Youth join FT counterparts in filing police report against the former prime minister.

M'sia will collaborate with Saudi NGO to share knowledge with other countries, says Zahid.

M'sian universities are gaining international recognition, says the higher education minister. 

'In Penang, we have 17 seats to contest, we have a lot of capable candidates,' Mah says.

Magistrate gives Warisan leader three-day remand in probe over RM155m oil palm plantation deal.

UPDATED 11.10PM | Significant decrease in Kemaman evacuees; all affected Johor schools to resume operations.

'Wanita Harapan Negara' agenda also outlines proposals for interfaith disputes and gender equality. 

Coach of local football team arrested for allegedly bribing players to throw a match. 

True or not, rumours of Azmin going for Shah Alam makes no difference, says PAS' Roslan Shahir.

UPDATED 4.54PM | Harapan Wanita chief only says the coalition will discuss the matter today. 

UPDATED 3.32PM | 'Insya Allah, according to the law, he will be freed on June 11,' the Harapan president says.

Deputy minister also says 369 IS militants, including 87 foreigners, arrested from 2013 to 2017.

Ocean Infinity expects to get up to RM296m if they find the plane, or nothing if they don't.

'This is in line with long-standing policy of matching Malaysia’s toll rates,' says transport authority. 

UPDATED 2.54PM | The MCA chief douses talk of a merger, but says cooperation between the two will increase.

Wanita deputy chief also takes aim at a 'certain leader' whose actions may split the opposition pact.

UPDATE 1.53PM | Mah also brands the opposition's idea of a transitional PM 'ludicrous'.

State department official says no final decision made, after Trump tweets about witholding aid.

MP SPEAKS | Possession of passports should never be a precondition for school admission.

The attacks on Dr M may indicate that he is having an impact on the electorate.

COMMENT | Try as he may, he cannot hide the fact he engineered the whole fiasco.

Company says ‘public interest’ and 'newsworthiness' considered before removing tweets.

'Every petro will be equal in value to Venezuela’s oil barrel,' President Maduro announces.

Living in the past for what? Malaysians’ main concern is for their future.

There was a time when activism and oppositional politics were not mutually exclusive.

COMMENT | His lobby that's stymieing the choice of Dr M as PM is on a hiding to nothing.

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

YOURSAY | 'If he were to apologise for each of his mistakes, it would take him 1,000 years...'