Archive - 6 February 2019

Theresa May’s bid to renegotiate deal is rebuffed a day before her arrival in Brussels.

Khairuddin Aman Razali fears that DLP could become the nation's 'main education policy.'

UPDATED 9PM | Goh Tian Hing and his parents were killed after the vehicle they were in skidded and caught fire.

'We need to find a way not to have dominion over other people,' says ex-general Benny Gantz.

The university, however, is not accredited and has a dubious website.

Deal with Warisan for Bersatu to not set up base in Sabah still stands, according to Junz Wong.

'Evil intentions' behind the flurry of edits to his academic details, says Marzuki Yahya.

This after Wee Ka Siong defended BN-PAS cooperation, saying DAP did the same when in the opposition.

Acting Perak police chief states that the Kg Tasik Cunex case will not be investigated further.

SEMENYIH POLLS | 'Her name has not come up so far,' says the Bersatu deputy president.

State PKR chief thinks Kedahans should remain united regardless of their political beliefs.

Sec-gen Marzuki Yahya says an announcement on the matter will only be made after the Semenyih polls.

'I urge him not to bring this culture of divide and rule into the coalition,' says PKR's G Rajandran.

It mirrors the situation on the east coast, where Gua Musang Orang Asli accuse the PAS state govt of the same.

Economic affairs minister is recovering after an operation to remove gallstones.

SEMENYIH POLLS | History shows that only extraordinary independents stand a chance at the polls, they say.

SEMENYIH POLLS | They want him to campaign with them for BN to show dissatisfaction with Harapan.

SEMENYIH POLLS | It officially announces it will contest the March 2 polls, but has yet to name a candidate.

The letter to amicably resolve their ongoing dispute on passenger service charges was sent by the airline’s lawyers.

They have now set their sights on housing construction sites, says senior Bukit Aman officer Rohaimi Md Isa.

Annuar Musa says PAS had to take action as the article could have hurt the party at the polls.

This was done to get more local products to be promoted in 7-Eleven outlets, Morvin Tan explains.

UPDATED 5.34PM | It began probe after a report was received from the police yesterday, a source informs.

Education Minister Maszlee Malik says report this was received from Education Malaysia Australia.

The speculation started following a blog post claiming Azmin would be appointed DPM.

COMMENT | To ensure there is no selective immunity in the prosecution of graft and power abuse cases in the country.

LETTER | The police must protect all Malaysians, despite nationality, gender, religion and sexual orientation.

YOURSAY | 'It is impossible to have the cake and eat it at the same time.'

LETTER | The retirement age for Malaysians is 60, but still many are not ready to slow down at work and retire.

They will launch campaign at two Cairo hospitals by pinning blue ribbon badges to the clothing of newborn baby girls.

Senate backed the Strengthening America's Security in the Middle East Act by a lopsided 77-23.

COMMENT | I think nobody really wants to uncover the truths behind these mass killings near the Thai border.

COMMENT | Najib and Zahid, once again, will be the albatrosses around the necks of Umno and PAS.

The former PM relates the 'great lies' spread by Harapan that led to BN's downfall in GE14.

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