Archive - 9 July 2020

The international broadcaster says its journalism is professional and impartial.

Its vice president says that it is natural for young people to express their views.

The suspect will record his statement before being released on bail.

The early morning demolition is being criticised by MIC leaders and a former city councillor.

Challenger says the 'old politics' of Harapan and PN must be discarded.

The activist says one accuser is seeking revenge after losing a civil suit.

The new date is now July 28 as the minister has a programme with the Sabah chief minister.

A refugee child was told she cannot return to tabika classes as SOPs allegedly prohibit foreigners from attending.

Such badges, car stickers, and more are going from a few ringgit to thousands.

CORONAVIRUS | Of the imported infections, five are Malaysians.

The legal challenge is against the removal of Mahathir and four others from Bersatu.

LETTER | This is the second Hindu temple to be demolished under the PN government within a matter of few months.

Ariff's replacement, by default, risks being seen as acting in favour of the government, says Wong Chin Huat.

He says negotiations must be held to reduce costs as much as possible for the benefit of the people.

Sabah CM says that at the moment there is still no clear decision.

The seafarers have been stranded on their vessel in Johor waters since the beginning of the MCO.

Agong has consented to his resignation as notified in a letter from Istana Negara dated June 30.

The minister disputes Harapan's claims that RM21.5 billion would be saved by using the latter's route.

This cooperation has facilitated food aid distribution to over 140k Indonesian migrant workers during MCO: Indonesia Embassy.

Australia also makes a pitch for HK businesses to relocate to Australia.

UPDATED 3.20PM | He is replacing Engku Nor Faizah Engku Atek in the position which acts as the deputy to the AG.

They cite bureaucracy and unjust treatment by the central party leaders as the main reason.

Part-time anchor Herleena Pahlavy adds 'being fearless and patriotic on TV has its consequences'.

Disciplinary committee chairperson Chong Chieng Jen says those unhappy can appeal to the central committee.

A snaring crisis is decimating wildlife in Southeast Asia and increasing the risk of zoonotic disease transmission to humans, warns a new report from WWF that estimates for the first time the number of snares in the protected areas of several countries in the region.

This comes a day after its auditor cast doubt on its ability to continue as a going concern.

The cops are looking to quiz the director, editor, journalist and videographer of a report on undocumented migrants.

Tens of thousands of foreign workers pay extortionate recruitment fees for their challenging and unrewarding jobs.

The wooden sculpture was torched near her hometown of Sevnica, Slovenia, on the night of July 4.

Melbourne is under strict stay-at-home rules as authorities struggle to contain the coronavirus outbreak in the city.

If it passes Parliament, the legislation would make Thailand only the second in Asia to allow registration of same-sex unions.

Temperatures will continue to warm in next 5 years, and may temporarily rise to over 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, it says.

CORONAVIRUS | Globally, cases rose to more than 12 million on Wednesday, with 546,000 deaths.

The current Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) is already at a record low.

The invite to officiate the state's Teachers' Day, sent on July 7, was withdrawn the next day, for 'reasons which could not be avoided'.

This is part of the government's efforts to further strengthen unity among Malaysians in facing local and global challenges.

Why is the government so afraid of the media?

COMMENT | Journalists were deemed to be natural adversaries of the state, hence stringent laws must be used to rein them in.

If Harapan comes back to power, they should protect principles that they claim mean something to them.

CORONAVIRUS | The hotels are being filled up by domestic tourists and this has helped revive the country's economy, the tourism minister adds.

Any statement from Umno on the next PM from PN should come from party president Ahmad Zahid, says a supreme council member.

Transparency International-Malaysia president believes the “whole awarding process is questionable”.