Archive - 25 March 2019

This comes after the club members unanimously decided to overturn an alcohol ban.

This is as the live stream by the attacker was available on the social networking platforms.

The country had planned to 100,000 of the nearly one million Rohingya Muslims from Cox's Bazar to Bhasan Char.

Changes to its penal code may see those found guilty of same-sex activity being whipped or stoned to death.

The CEP chair clarifies that it may not necessarily be a takeover but purchase of stocks instead.

MBMB's investigations show that no approval was obtained from local authorities.

The ex-Penang CM was questioned for five hours today.

PKR sec-gen clarifies that none of the coalition's component parties had issued such a statement.

The charges are over failing to notify authorities about waste generation, among others.

The word 'wira' on the signboard at the site was a technical error, says exco.

De facto law minister Liew Vui Keong also says Putrajaya will not agree to dissolve MA63. 

Syed Saddiq heaps praise on the PM, while PAS and Umno attempt to leverage on the issue.

PARLIAMENT | This so that elements of reform are fairly reflected in development strategies, says Tan Yee Kew.

Kamaruzaman A Wahab responds to the woman's viral social media post regarding firefighter's injuries.

The Women, Family and Community Development Ministry has also reduced the 10-page form to only three pages.

UPDATED 5.54PM | The commission reported that the pro-junta Palang Pracharat was leading with 7.69 million votes.

Further action will be taken upon instructions from the DPP, says IGP.

Chong Eng says she hopes the incident isn't related to 'hatred being spread by certain quarters'.

COMMENT | The Permatang Pauh MP has confronted the beast that is the government, and bears scars of the pain

Activists 'dedicate' memorial at Sultan Abdul Halim bridge to those who fought Japan during WWII.

He tells a defamation hearing that he agrees that they were part of the BN government.

PARLIAMENT | He adds that although he is an 'old friend', this was a matter of principle.

PARLIAMENT | DPM says that the gov't is first focusing on treatment and preventive measures.

UPDATED 4.09PM | Resignation will be in effect until PM picks new PAC leader from the opposition, says Ismail Sabri Yaakob. 

PKR president warns that infighting driven by personal gain has been the downfall of many gov'ts.

Secretary-general Annuar Musa says he has instructed a legal firm to take the necessary steps.

Putrajaya is looking to North Africa and the Middle East for new markets.

The prime minister says the country has no plans as yet to buy any type of jets.

Chow Kon Yeow points out that these usually take place after resignations or deaths.

Accused of receiving RM15m from Najib, he makes the change as the previous bailor quit his law firm.

Nurul Izzah Anwar's interview with ST sets off a chain reaction of tweets from politicians.

LETTER | Laws that discriminate on the basis of gender impact on the lives of many M'sians and their families.

RCI will probe events leading up to attack and look into country's intelligence services, says Jacinda Ardern.

Filing of charges put off for a day to hear Sundra Rajoo's application to uphold his immunity.

He pens a poem saying those likening PAS to the Taliban are backed by Communists.

COMMENT | Let's put this subject in the public and policy spotlight.

Lawyer to file application to set aside the leave granted to the AG to initiate contempt proceedings.

He tells his critics to come to Negeri to see how he helped non-Malays when he was MB.

Abdul Rahim Hashim's statement, they say, implies the protesters broke the law.

COMMENT | She has a bright political future and a household name, but she chooses the path less travelled.

Economic concerns outweigh supply disruptions, as Morgan Stanley warns of rising inflation.

The deaf, mute six-year-old rescued a group of M'sian tourists in the 5.8-magnitude quake.

The Mueller probe concluded with a summary submitted to Congress by the US attorney general.

The US president hails the two-year probe as 'complete and total exoneration'.

The country's EC puts off announcement of results by a day, without giving a reason.

LETTER | The treaty and the ICC assume jurisdiction over crimes of a very different nature – international crimes.

British PM holds crisis talks with senior colleagues and hardline Brexiteers.

YOURSAY | 'If we stop buying EU products over palm oil ban, they can stop buying ours.'

YOURSAY | 'Maybe politicians, both ruling and opposition, will learn to finally have some shame.'

COMMENT | We cannot have an inclusive narrative when religious and racial flash points cannot be discussed openly.

KINI ROUNDUP | Here are key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

Noor Amin Ahmad says he had merely asked the nurse to provide a statement.

Seremban International Golf Club reaches unanimous decision to overturn ban imposed by MB-led committee.