Archive - 3 June 2019

Deputy minister says M'sia wishes to form constructive ties with them and other ‘middle powers’.

The Russian-origin military transport plane went off the radar 30 minutes after it took off from Jorhat in Assam.

This is announced by the Keeper of the Rulers’ Seal, Syed Danial Syed Ahmad.

Using ex-Sabah CM's legal challenge is a 'very non-legal argument', says Haniff Khatri.

Abdul Hamid Bador also claims that cops are aware of the fugitive’s whereabouts.

The minister says even his Chinese family members are unhappy with his matriculation statement.

Abdul Hamid Bador responds to Kepong MP Lim Lip Eng's police report.

LETTER | He was an example of what could be achieved with hard work, dedication, perseverance, grit and vision.

Tengku Permaisuri Norashikin conferred the Datuk Setia Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah (First Class) award.

This is due to a burst pipe in Setia Alam, according to Air Selangor Sdn Bhd.

Official who gave wrong advice to the cabinet should not shift the blame, claims Yong Teck Lee.

This is required as opposed to dismissing the issue as wanton racism, they say.

LETTER | The vaccine prevents some of the most devastating diseases caused by the S. pneumoniae bacterium.

Mohamad Salleh points out he has sent a letter to the finance minister about the repayment.

Chow Kon Yeow promises no lack of excitement, even if the festival period is cut to 16 days.

Yes, it happens, say Malay business organisations. Whereas, their Chinese counterparts argue otherwise.

LETTER | We urge the gov't to adhere to the Explosives Act 1957 and completely ban fireworks and firecrackers.

Hamid Bador condemns this as detestable and warns of stern action against those involved.

Political satirist takes pot shots at Goldman Sachs, Najib and Jho Low, calling the latter 'gulab jamun with glasses'.

Cops say a total of 8,454 accidents have been recorded nationwide since Wednesday.

Izham Ismail believes none would be so brave to take on the airline's liabilities.

Zuraida Kamaruddin says the move is to better understand the needs of disabled people.

The operation follows traders failing to pack up their stalls by Sunday morning.

Sultan entitled to state his stand but Akmal Nasir did not violate Islamic law, says Hassan Karim.

Sources make this claim after de facto law minister cites a legal suit over delays in setting up an RCI.

The money was meant for a national feedlot centre project.

'If this transpired due to PKR's own weaknesses, we should learn from this and improve the situation,' says Zuraida.

The Malaysian Aidilfitri Open House will take place from 10am to 4.30pm on June 5.

Housing minister says she has asked the AGC to suggest 'two to three' lawyers to replace Syazlin Mansor.

The local company is ready to repay the RM250 million loan in cash.

Chant adviser Yan Lee reiterates that the family home was built even before 1MDB came into being.

PKR rep concerned about Penang councillor’s call to act against climate crisis protest.

Agency in talks with four companies to roll out the new franchise model by November.

We must be careful in dealing with enemies of Islam, says party info chief Nasrudin Hassan.

Negeri Sembilan Perhilitan director says the centre will take about five years to complete.

Thanks to the close-knit community of M'sians abroad, Raya will not feel so lonely.

YOURSAY | ‘A common currency is only workable if all participating countries have same standards economically.’

COMMENT | It’s not just a trade war between the egos of Trump and Xi, but the egos of the two countries.

LETTER | Stop the bad behaviours while on the roads, such as switching lanes abruptly and using handphone.

YOURSAY | ‘Harapan needs to address The Patriots editor’s call to murder innocents.’

COMMENT | A Penang Island city councillor wants the police to look into the participation of children at a climate change protest.

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