Archive - 12 November 2019

TG PIAI POLLS | Azhar Azizan Harun tells parties involved in by-election to check law before blaming EC.

Improvements, changes in structure and operations will be made, says Afzal Abdul Rahim.

Even if we drink (palm oil) a bottle a day, we would not solve this palm oil issue, says Shahidan

Ean Yong: If there were new evidence, there is a possibility of new charges to be filed.

As a backbencher, I am entitled to call a spade a spade. This is democracy, he says.  

Malaysia's air safety rating downgrade does not mean the US is taking away current flights, says minister.

The three-member bench delivered a unanimous decision and ordered TNB to pay RM20,000 in costs.

Pressures facing the Cambodian government could pave way for Sam Rainsy, Mu Sochua to return home. 

The disciplinary committee accepts his clarification for the 'Mahathir: The paper tiger' article.

In exchange for returning the bears, the owners would not be arrested or prosecuted.

TG PIAI POLLS | EC chief says walkabouts must have a clear time frame and location for monitoring purposes.

The tax assessments are for the assessment years 2011 to 2017.

Over 1,000 protesters, many wearing office clothes and face masks, rallied in the central business district for a second day.

UPDATED 4.55PM | TG PIAI POLLS | Ex-PM challenges EC to take action against Teresa Kok and Karmaine Sardini.

Ex-PM says he believes Kit Siang was also shocked when the forex matter was classified as 'NFA'.

PARLIAMENT | Transport minister says such checks are stipulated under the Land Transport Act 2010.

Anwar, who once accused Mahathir of perverting the course of justice in his sodomy case, also believes Lokman Adam's claim is baseless.

PARLIAMENT | Home Affairs Ministry will consider rewarding officers who inform on wrongdoing in the force - deputy minister.

Malaysian pilots and aviation engineers may also face problems finding employment abroad.

CAAM doesn't have enough qualified recruits, suffers from poor retention rate as the staff get low pay, says Maybank IB Research.

Public funds cannot be used for educational institutions held by political parties, says DAP sec-gen.

More than seven in 10 changed travel plans due to safety concerns, it says.

INTERVIEW | Sam Rainsy says farmers are being ousted from their land and replaced with Chinese citizens. 

Most passengers were asleep at the time of the crash between trains heading to Dhaka and Chittagong.

Police said the victim arrived with his friend from Brunei by sailing using their yachts on Sunday.

Eight suspected poachers were arrested and many animal parts and plants recovered.

TG PIAI POLLS | He admits the government has people acting like Umno but calls for time to fix the matter.

People across Queensland and New South Wales subjected to a seven-day state of emergency imposed on Monday.

Protests continue after a man was shot and another set on fire yesterday in some of worst violence during the demonstrations.

LETTER | He’s not going to be buckled down by voters - he’ll just entice another political leapfrog!

Putra vice-president Mohd Khairul Azam will next file a motion in the High Court.

COMMENT | Corporate observers say there is no major gov't project which escapes the scrutiny of Daim, and hence Mahathir.

LETTER | Shocked that our rule of law is being insulted, ridiculed and even made a mockery of.

Tension mounts in the capital following president Morales’ resignation on Sunday in the wake of a disputed election.

COMMENT | It’s tempting to dismiss those on the other side as blind bigots and unthinking simpletons.

TG PIAI POLLS | A total of 280 cops are expected to vote today at the Pontian police headquarters.

YOURSAY | 'Harapan, fix a date and be done with it, and stop being so deferential to him.'

This will be implemented next year, for Year 1 pupils in 1,026 primary schools in the state.

TG PIAI POLLS | Having been wiped out in GE14, it is working hard to regain the people's support, using this polls as its launchpad.

TG PIAI POLLS | A confluence of factors is making it tough for the coalition to replicate its success in the last polls.

INTERVIEW | The exiled opposition leader says young people are waiting for a leadership change in his country.

The book on murders and mysteries aims to be a compendium of the most notorious cases in M'sia within the last century.

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