Archive - 9 September 2019

The probe seems to be in one piece, says the country's space agency.

Wee Ka Siong lets fly at the DAP sec-gen and also asks him to prove he is an accountant.

UPDATED 10.39PM | They call on the authorities to immediately take action.

He says attempts to pit them against one another is an opposition ploy.

She was conferred with the 'Tan Sri' title today by the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong.

The report quotes a lecturer who warns against attempts to change the theme.

However, all public examinations will proceed as usual, it adds.

Jakoa director Juli Edo says education often neglected because most still struggling to earn a living.

The children also had their modified 'lajak' bicycles seized.

This is being done based on the rule of law principle and separation of powers, says the PM.

CM Chow Kon Yeow insists that the state government will take note of NGO feedback.

They have failed to discharge their duties effectively and fairly, says the AirAsia boss.

MB Wan Rosdy Wan Ismail says this to ensure that the new mining SOP is adhered to.

MCA and MIC 'debasing' themselves by continuing their political cooperation, he says.

P Ramasamy and M Satees confirm that officers from Bukit Aman CID will grill them in Penang.

Darell Leiking assures that national interests and sovereignty will remain the top priority.

A tactical voting strategy pushed by opponents of the Putin-backing party may have worked, RIA news agency reports.

Douglas Uggah Embas says, however, that this will still depend on the weather.

DG Mohamad Nordin Ibrahim says the solat istisqa to clear the haze was recommended by Nadma.

This comes in conjunction with the 45th anniversary of the Malaysia-China diplomatic relations.

A total of 795 individuals were conferred with awards, many of them from the public sector.

In regard to news spread on social media that Chinese citizens have been issued with MyKad.

Hundreds of them, many wearing masks, team up in support of the anti-government protesters.

Azerbaijan envoy says it has seen the gov't's commitment to enhance the country's position.

'The unity and peace that have been built over these 62 years, if we ever lose it, will be very difficult to get back.'

COMMENT | Our real strength is the collective strength of all, which The Alliance needs to acknowledge.

COMMENT | Politicians should be restricted to just one pension if the gov't wants to cut down on spending.

In his speech on Agong's birthday, Mahathir also vows to protect multiracial harmony.

Among those awarded 'Tan Sri' are the chief justice, Dewan Rakyat speaker, and attorney-general.

Deputy defence minister says Malaysia must learn to navigate shifting alliances.

MP SPEAKS | This will allow informed citizens to detect lies, half-truths and falsehoods.

One of the strongest in recent years causes flights to be cancelled and train lines closed.

LETTER | It would help if responsible media outlets publish articles or views that promote unity.

Numbers are still climbing, even as Met Dept looks at cloud seeding options.

State media calls yesterday's rally proof that foreign forces are behind the protests.

Economic minister says the ongoing tariff war is detrimental to all, especially smaller countries.

MCA is not involved as the gathering is strictly for the two parties, says its president Wee Ka Siong.

The UN agency is said to have asked Tehran to explain the traces, but it has not done so.

ADUN SPEAKS | Surely the gov't can think of other ways to increase employees' purchasing power.

COMMENT | By green lighting the Lynas deal, the government has effectively become the mouthpiece of Lynas.

The operation will be conducted in cooperation with Nadma and the air force.

This warning come after President Donald Trump abruptly ends the Afghan peace talks.

Maxciel Pereira dos Santos was murdered execution-style, shot dead in front of members of his family.

Their strike over a pay dispute disrupts the plans of thousands of travellers.

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