Archive - 25 August 2019

Johor Fire and Rescue Department says it has extinguished 45 percent of fire.

Anwar says it is still up to the PKR disciplinary board to verify those reasons.

PKR chief says the issue of Zakir causing tension has been resolved due to a ban on his ceramah.

DAP rep Ronnie Liu says the team of 10 lawyers will scrutinise Lynas' every step in the setting up of PDF.

S'gor MB says the Umno chief should look in a mirror as the situation is the reverse.

Among the absentees are Azmin Ali, Zuraida Kamaruddin and Amirudin Shari.

The visit is his first after taking the prime minister post for the second time.

Amanah chief says the support for Sabah CM Mohd Shafie Apdal is so strong.

Source says that the priority remains preventing Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

US president also claims that allies 'respect' the trade war with China.

This is to help Harapan draft more positive economic programmes, the party says.

Ambassador says that potential areas of investment include tourism, education and banking.

The gov't now does not put race and religion at its core, Musa tells the Ummah convention.

Their sacrifice and loyalty will continue to be remembered, says Douglas Uggah Embas.

MB receives the DMK award, which carries the Datuk Seri Utama title.

Education Ministry has 50,257 quarters throughout Malaysia, of which 16,364 are vacant.

Guan Eng responds to reports that MyCC is probing at least 10 gov't projects.

The medium can spark all sorts of dangers among races if it is abused, she says.

'Do you really believe that Zakir’s apology was genuine?' Ramasamy asks the minister.

UPDATED 6.30PM | 'We’re going to do a very big trade deal - bigger than we’ve ever had with the UK'.

'China is confident that it will follow its own path,' says the CCP's People's Daily.

'Day by day we are served with Harapan's political drama.'

Aminuddin Yahya believes 'enemies' have seized on the fracturing of Malay-Muslims to oppress them.

Abd Aziz Sheikh Fadzir pleads for a second chance to rebuild the paper's reputation.

Perak exco maintains the accusation of rape against him is part of an 'ugly political conspiracy'.

Sec-gen J Solomon says the national poverty line is not just ridiculous, but also 'totally unlivable.'

Veteran newsman predicts recent system glitch at KLIA will see MAHB's 'hegemony' challenged.

MP SPEAKS | Any assessment must take into account the ability to live healthily and participate in society.

 Both countries are at loggerheads over the sovereignty of the islets known as Takeshima or Dokdo.

The delegation will include the economic affairs minister and officials from Wisma Putra.

It fired what appeared to be two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea off its east coast.

Activists threw petrol bombs and bricks at the gritty industrial area of Kwun Tong.

On the agenda for the Biarritz summit were democracy, equality, education and the environment.

Vigneswaran says it should have advised the preacher to respect the various races here.

COMMENT | In international human rights law, hate speech is a justifiable restriction on freedom of expression.

COMMENT | The new government is still only about 16 months old.

COMMENT | Harmony is already tearing at the seams, how would having the preacher here help?

COMMENT | Few dare to speak up, even when they are aware that something is dreadfully wrong.

Israel has carried out hundreds of strikes in Syria against Iranian targets and against weapon shipments to Hezbollah.

The current amount of WPP offered to every qualified Malaysian student is RM1,500.

UPDATED 11.24AM | Preliminary findings indicate the disruption was due to network equipment failure.

She says the registry is only from 2017 onwards, and there are also other weaknesses.

COMMENT | What is happening is a continuation of unclear vision and a rabid hanging on to racial and religious dogma.

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