Archive - 20 January 2020

'We don't want to be ambushed with a takeover by AirAsia which insiders are claiming to be quietly taking place.'

It was the second time in the last four days Malaysia expressed the possibility of such a meeting in Davos.

Each will face a charge under the MACC Act 2009, the anti-graft body says.

Plus says it is engaging the gov't to confirm scope and mechanics of the 18 pct discount.

Image circulating on social media comes amid strained relations between PKR vice president and party leader Anwar.

The two parties agree coalition needs to work together if they do not want to become one-term government.

This is the story of a poverty-stricken family, whose Chinese New Year celebration has been made merrier by certain individuals.

Perak MB urges the former PM to focus on his court cases instead as state gov't is capable of handling Maps.

LETTER | We must act before the time becomes too late, and the situation too dangerous.

Takiyuddin Hassan says PAS never made any such decision nor decided if it will participate in the next Sarawak election.

Students have free nasi lemak and iced milo under the expanded supplementary food programme (RMT) at Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Seri Suria in Kuala Lumpur.

LETTER | Ikram believes in strong partnerships and collaborations between stakeholders, regardless of race or religion in nation-building.

LETTER | Listen to proposals that will ensure these doctors are given a fair chance to specialise.

The Rohingya say they will not go back without guarantees of rights they are currently denied.

Party wants a more casual environment now that they have fewer security protocols to worry about.

Chinese authorities say as the number of patients tripled, a third person has died.

Penalties due to airlines’ charging of credit card, debit card and online banking fees separate from base fares.

Growth at 14.2 pct to US$124 billion in 2019 from US$108.6 billion in 2018.

There is a practice in Kelantan where after excos complete their terms, the official cars become theirs, say the Kelantan Harapan chairperson.

Forty-three units will be built to house migrant workers in a deal between PDC and Biopolis.

UPDATED 5.05PM | They are expected to be charged at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court tomorrow.

Bersatu strategist also wants the cabinet reinforced with technocrats who can deliver.

A Kalaimughilan was charged with possessing and distributing materials related to the defunct Sri Lankan terrorist organisation.

More than 30,000 tonnes at various (Indian) ports, says Mumbai-based vegetable oil dealer.

PM, however, laughs when quizzed if his supporters are seeking to co-opt PAS into the government.

Economics Affairs Minister Azmin Ali says existing offers are not so interesting.

Johor police chief says the case has to be referred there as it involves a school principal who is a civil servant.

Mahathir does not think Harapan will be a one-term government. He says that is Reuters' 'opinion'.

Case management on Order 14A set for March 2, says Sultanah Nur Zahirah’s counsel A Vishnu Kumar.

PKR secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution urges veep to focus on responding to show-cause letter.

BN allowed Plus to increase toll charges by five percent every three years, says finance minister.

The Solvent Extractors’ Association is a trade body representing India’s vegetable oil importers.

Meanwhile, Umno Youth chief Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki wants authorities to act against 'violent' instigators.

The news portal alleges the party was organised to lobby for 'large projects' from Syed Saddiq's ministry.

UPDATED 1.30PM | 'We have lost five by-elections but they still don’t understand,' says PM.

The curfew in the waters off seven districts in the ESSZone was scheduled to end tomorrow.

Abu Sayyaf terrorists released three fishermen, five likely in Sulu, says Lieutenant General Cirilito Sobejana.

COMMENT | The five by-election losses to BN show that the former ruling party is consolidating its political position.

The coronavirus outbreak is spreading to more cities as cases are reported in Beijing and Shenzhen.

Women work 12.5 billion hours, combined each day, without pay or recognition, says charity group Oxfam.

Four South Korean trekkers and three Nepali guides went missing after being struck by an avalanche in northwest Nepal last Friday.

COMMENT | The recent Kimanis by-election loss has brought out the usual excuses from Pakatan Harapan.

He notes that Malaysia and China were the first nations in the region to establish diplomatic ties.

YOURSAY | 'If people want to forgo heaven, no one can stop them.'

YOURSAY | 'It's really time they should accept their position as a smaller party. There is no shame in that.'

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