Archive - 14 February 2018

A couple identified as M Pandeyan and FC Gouri are also being sought, say cops.

Why did the MB not wait for the Federal Court, asks Abdul Rahman Dahlan.

She mentions the island by name in her role in a popular “Star Trek” series.

He urges Putrajaya to explain the recent presence of Israeli diplomats in the country.

It reflects the country's strong economic growth, says second finance minister. 

He says they are unable to demonstrate tolerance in managing their own coalition.

UPDATED 7.44PM | Fire started because contractors using flame guns weren’t aware of polyfoam cladding.

The procedure consists of clerks wearing gloves and examining voters' fingers more thoroughly. 

Global Bersih points out two weeks may be insufficient to return ballot papers.

RON95, RON97 and diesel will cost 10 sen, 11 sen and 12 sen lesser, starting midnight.

This due to the supply-demand mismatch and slower income growth, it says.

'The difference is, we are the real experts,' says Patriot member and ex-air force commander. 

Bersatu president says he 'advised' the former PM to rest as there are others who can run the party.

David Roet reveals that Putrajaya didn't exactly roll out the red carpet for Israeli diplomats.

Kedah itu diharap akan memantapkan lagi proses pengundian dan mengelakkan penipuan.

From chopping garlic with a cleaver to a disappearing dog - Malaysiakini reviews some of the videos available online.

I am out in one piece, he quipped when contacted upon his release.

Muhyiddin melawat pengerusi BERSATU di Institut Jantung Negara (IJN) Isnin lalu.

UPDATED 6.48PM | Bersatu president responds to Jasa boss' remark questioning the former's silence on the scandal.

UPDATED 5.45PM | 'What decision? This is an MIC seat and I made the decision'.

UPDATED 5.36PM | Subramaniam says the deputy education minister told him he was merely responding to queries from the media.

UPDATED 5.10PM | Tony Pua's appeal to set aside an interim injunction is dismissed.

According to central bank, GDP is higher than 4.2 and five percent registered in past two years.

LETTER | Great strides made in recent years which the state gov't wants to build on in 2018.

Twenty-six-year-old tractor driver also released on bail after his statement is taken.

He believes the PKR veep can defeat Johor Bahru's seven-term MP Shahrir Samad.

Ex-minister confident Johor will fall to Harapan. The principal reason for this will be Muhyiddin Yassin.

He is charged with accepting bribe to issue bumiputera contractor certificate.

The aide to PM's wife explains, again, why his boss couldn't fly commercial for a quick visit to Istanbul in 2016. 

LETTER | Most disturbing that at least 10 have been victims of mandatory death penalty for drug trafficking.

He believes success stories from both states will instil confidence in Harapan's ability to govern.

The letter is in response to comments on an article on Dr Wan Wardatul Amani, who worked with Nasa.

BN even has a good chance of regaining a two-thirds majority with the redelineation bill due to be passed.

Utusan's Azman Ibrahim says it is comical that Muhyiddin and Lim are now in the same opposition coalition.

COMMENT | We will deserve the gov't we get if we choose to spoil our votes.

UPDATED 6PM | This after 48 voters were granted leave to challenge the admission of 949 army personnel.

Reported cases of corruption resulted in 32 cases being taken to court, says Johor MACC.

Minister says 'brilliant political architect' Najib has stripped the party of ultra-nationalism and communalism. 

MB says in interview that his days of exercising 'restraint' with PAS in the state are over.

It’s now up to Israel’s attorney-general to decide whether to file charges.

For now, no way out of the Ecuadorean embassy where he has lived for almost six years.

Russia will try to interfere in the 2018 US midterm elections by using social media.

The 'Dr M factor' a key reason spurring Kedahans to reconsider a change, they contend.

Malaysia may get a UK government-backed financing for the RM7b purchase.

The national shuttler fears it is a move to sabotage his biopic, which is slated for global release on March 9.

YOURSAY | Do the rest of us not want what's in the 'Manifesto for the 99%'?

Guan Eng launches tirade against the graft-busting commission as probe extends to exco members.

The Umno hegemon does not want to talk about issues because it can’t.

Once they can agree on a set of principles, it will become quite easy, says PKR veep.

YOURSAY | ‘Hasn't Proton suffered enough over the past 30 years with its discriminative policies?’

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