Archive - 2 February 2019

Protesters denounce use of flash ball riot control guns banned in much of Europe.

Haniza Talha says current guidelines to address workplace sexual harassment are insufficient.

Ikatan head Abdul Kadir purportedly wants Umno splinter group to join Bersatu, while its Youth chief objects. 

Unnecessary to lodge police reports over ex-PM's Langkawi trip, Negeri Sembilan party chief says. 

The 45-year-old is being probed under the Sedition Act for a Facebook post which went viral. 

The Russian gov't has also been instructed not to initiate disarmament talks with Washington. 

LETTER | Every effort must be made now to encourage M'sians to participate in muhibbah events. 

DAP central committee member rejects MIC's insistence that the seat is on loan.

COMMENT | It is increasingly becoming a festival solely for rich 'non-resident Indians'.

Party source says decision to pick local Youth member over veteran S Arutchelvan was made by central committee. 

Contrary to popular opinion, experts say there is no direct link between criminality and the consumption of drugs.

JAG responds to Human Resources Ministry’s statement that the guidelines are currently being finalised.

Police say the two men were angry over the trader's Facebook comments on the Agong.

'I stood my ground and the article remains online,' says Rewcastle-Brown.

Dzulkefly says the ministry is still studying the acceptance of all stakeholders towards the protection scheme.

40 firefighters and six fire engines were deployed to the scene early this morning.

Finance Ministry says the process of registration and updating household info began yesterday.

The acting Hulu Langat division head says, however, that it is up to the leadership to decide on his candidacy.

It will also hasten the transition of power from Mahathir to Anwar, he claims.

De facto deputy law minister stresses that Harapan respects the principle of the presumption of innocence.

UPDATED 5.36PM | Local Bersatu division lodges five reports to ensure that the ex-PM's programme is not racist or seditious.

The MIC chief says the coalition is surviving due to PM's previous experience in government.

Nicole Wong believes the gov't should be putting the needs of the B40 and fresh graduates first.

Brokerage firm CEO states this after Jho Low accused gov't of ruining the superyacht's value.

The Umno Youth chief expects Umno and PAS to continue their cooperation.

Workers prepare lanterns ahead of Chinese New Year celebrations at the Thean Hou Temple in Kuala Lumpur.

According to Middle East envoy, USAid assistance cut at the request of the Palestinian Authority. 

PAS president's political secretary says the settlement was finalised through a Feb 1 consent order.

Its president Mohd Arshad Raji adds that the DAP rep is qualified to sit on Yadim's board of trustees.

INTERVIEW | Cameron polls and a recent survey on Malay sentiments are causes for concern to the DAP veteran.

The alternative known as Jeuveau will be up to 25 percent cheaper than Botox.

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