Archive - 3 November 2019

The fugitive businessperson bought an unfinished villa worth five million euros to fulfil certain conditions, report says.

RM112 million has been paid to date but no helicopters received.

This follows a ban on the pro-China comic following an attempt to distribute them in schools.

The PM says he thought the trade deal could have been completed within a year.

If I am a puppet, I am only a puppet of the people, says finance minister.

Over 1,600 cases affecting these women were reported in the first nine months of this year.

Cops will determine whether there are such elements and will move to arrest them, says home minister.

Sabah Fire and Rescue Department said that a 64-year-old woman and a six-year-old child suffered burns.

More than 50 percent of mule account cases involved students, with their accounts used by third parties for cyber crimes.

He says students who are not so academically inclined may have talents in other areas.

The policy focuses on recycling the management of garbage disposal.

When completed, the nine-storey building will exhibit the Bidayuh, Iban and Orang Ulu's traditional costumes.

ADUN SPEAKS | Contrary to common knowledge, Malay detainees have been the most affected by these issues.

Its chairperson questions if Lynas has revealed the full details of the composition of imported lanthanide concentrate.

The ministry said it has lodged a police report on this matter.

UPDATED 5.55PM | MP Ramkarpal Singh questions IGP Abdul Hamid Bador's seeming haste in issuing the denial.

There has been an increase in invasions of reservations by illegal loggers and miners since President Jair Bolsonaro took office.

LETTER | Senior citizens are worst affected by scams as they lose money they need for their retirement years.

Several districts in Perak are experiencing 'stagnant flood' where the water could not flow out to the sea or rivers.

The Asean Prize, a prestigious regional award, acknowledges the inspiring and outstanding achievements of an individual or organisation in promoting the Asean spirit.

Protesters set fire to metro stations and vandalised buildings, including an office of China's official news agency Xinhua.

TANJUNG PIAI POLLS | The Bersatu president said this during a Harapan rally for the Tg Piai by-election in Pontian last night.

New demands from India dash plans to finalise the China-backed RCEP deal this weekend.

Mevta calls on the government to impose regulations similar to that used in the UK.

US citizens and an advocacy organisation have filed a lawsuit to block the Trump administration ruling which could bar many prospective immigrants.

Malaysia faces an uphill task to qualify for the Olympics and must produce a flawless display in the second-leg tonight.

TG PIAI POLLS | A mostly middle-aged Chinese crowd was vocal in their support for the former MP.

KINIGUIDE | Malaysiakini's guide to the by-election's six candidates according to their place on the ballot paper.