Archive - 19 December 2019

The 19-page report outlined four main elements including ensuring the country is free from external threats.

A deal is being discussed in which a Goldman subsidiary in Asia would plead guilty to violating US bribery laws.

He invites Kit Siang to wait outside the mosque where he would take the oath, and then debate over a cup of coffee.

The department also says that the information in the report is not 'for circulation without approval'.

Ex-PM addresses the issues which fueled suspicion of an elaborate plot to protect him.

Police also shuts down internet in some areas as demonstrations enter second week.

If this can work out, he says Muslim countries will no longer need to fear sanctions by another country.

RM450m stimulus aims to encourage consumers and merchants to adopt e-wallet and digital payment methods.

Both the Chinese and US trade teams are in close communication, says the Chinese commerce ministry.

PKA general manager K Subramaniam says Port Klang needs to maintain its 12th spot in the World Container League.

There are 12 days before full enforcement of the smoking ban.

We're still far behind as well as dependent on creation and technologies of the non-Muslims, he says.

'IPCMC only deals with misconduct, while criminal acts and misconduct are two separate matters,' says Mohamad Onn Abd Aziz.

Five former non-executive directors had applied to suspend the summons proceedings filed by the company against them.

They say the summit can help develop Muslim nations in science, technological and economic development.

'We have the advantage of qualified medical professionals and multiracial population with genome variations for it.'

LETTER | The gov't must allocate more resources for dedicated domestic violence shelters and support services.

Police clarify using mobile phone while crossing road is not illegal though many are calling for it to be.

Withdrawal is made after the gov't provided Najib’s defence team with DP Naban's letter of appointment on Dec 11.

KIMANIS POLLS | The former foreign affairs minister also says he will be suing the EC for damages.

Fear that their boards of directors would be abolished have also not materialised, says Deputy Education Minister Teo Nie Ching.

LETTER | Undocumented migrant workers are very vulnerable and face numerous perils and challenges.

Hundreds more evacuated following second wave that began yesterday.

The project in the southern part of Penang island is supposed to house 8,568 foreign workers.

Former Arsenal manager defends Ozil, but says he must 'accept consequences' of China criticism.

He claims the allegations were politically motivated and neither the defendant nor his lawyer was allowed to defend the case.

Members of three generations of influential Ampatuan family are among those sentenced to life imprisonment on multiple counts of murder.

Rural development minister says it involves an overall cost of RM315,000.

Najib wants the expert to determine the authenticity of signatures on cheques purportedly that of Najib;s.

'Why do some young people place greater importance on money? This should be a wake-up call for every parent.'

COMMENT | Unity and racial harmony, according to some Malay leaders, are predicated on "sufferance" by the non-Malays.

Dr Sahruddin Jamal's trip to Egypt and Jordan was scheduled long before the floods and he is keeping a close watch, says his office.

COMMENT | The party, back then, was small and poor, driven by idealism. Only a small core was left after the disappointments of 1999 and 2004.

LETTER | We are fast losing time in building a 'Malaysia for Malaysians'.

Hatred and intolerance have reached alarming levels, but we can look to ourselves to seek a peaceful path, he says.

LETTER | They remain innocent while their Sosma trial is ongoing.

LETTER | Excessive profits have a negative impact on patients and consumer well-being.

UPDATED 3:06PM | PM says nations are gathered here to discuss solutions for problems faced by the Muslim world, not religion.

This is after Najib revealed he will perform a sumpah laknat to deny allegations made in Azilah's SD.

This is following the deaths of two teenagers, who were electrocuted on Sunday while cleaning the kitchen.

Citing the president for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress is expected to inflame partisan tensions across a deeply divided America.

This comes after her parents had insisted the presence of 'criminal element' in the case.

POLL | Here is your chance to pick to top 10 headline-grabbers, as well as the newsmaker of the year.

'More investment from China companies will enhance the maritime network, trade, business, and tourism linkages between the two nations.'

The state of emergency will last seven days, running past Christmas, says NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian.

The victim, found by residents of Kampung Renak in Tanah Merah, drowned after being swept away in the flood.

Also, it failed to get approval to increase its lanthanide concentrate processing limit at its Malaysian plant, Lynas adds.

LIVE | Malaysiakini brings you live reports from ex-premier Najib Abdul Razak's SRC International trial.

'The banknotes do not contain any pig fat element as claimed,' Amiruddin Hamzah tells the Dewan Negara.

The endangered Sumatran serow is hunted for its meat, traditional medicine and even for use in witchcraft.

The Chinese educationist group’s rally against Jawi lessons in vernacular schools is to be held in Kajang on Dec 28.

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