Archive - 19 March 2021

This is Putrajaya’s strongest stance yet on the military coup in Myanmar.

This is due to concerns over possible challenges to the provisions of the existing state's syariah criminal law, says PPM president.

He urges the authorities to issue him a fine for not signing in during lunch at a restaurant today.

He resigned to pursue other interests.

Noor Hisham warns that misreporting could undermine the success of the campaign.

This is because the government has referred the case to the Court of Appeal.

The position is vacant for 11 months.

‘As long as they don’t work with the communist party,’ says the PAS president.

Compulsory Attendance Order (CAO) to be extended to detainees serving sentences of up to three years.

This is to prevent arbitrary decisions and corruption, says KLSCAH.

The US government also dismisses the claim that it's in cahoots with Goldman Sachs.

A parallel private sector vaccination rollout is highly inequitable.

It is the smoothest experience one can hope for.

COVID-19 | Sarawak surpasses Selangor as the state with the most number of new cases today.

Malaysian expatriates reportedly had to wait long hours to renew travel documents.

The study paints a bleak scenario for man countries, rich or poor, if polluting emissions continue.

The study paints a grim scenario for many countries, rich or poor, if polluting emissions continue.

Defecting MPs' trust in Anwar faded and made them think of changing support to PN, says housing minister.

Perhaps we need to upgrade to the Go.data software developed by the Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network?

The credibility of those who are holding out from being vaccinated is quite suspect.

'You can do a virtual run, but are afraid of debates.'

C4 urges MACC to conduct its investigations without favour or fear.

Defence counsel then suggests there was no factual or legal basis for the charges.

De facto law minister chooses to ignore the cardinal rule of proportionality of penal provisions.

It could further tarnish the party's image, says the Federal Territories minister on Facebook.

The doctor has become the voice and face of the country's 'Spring Revolution'.

The Home Ministry had countermanded a cabinet directive that allowed use of the word.

Judge will now hear submissions before deciding if Umno president has to enter defence.

New daily cases have remained under 2k continuously for nearly two weeks.

Police are investigating whether individuals have breached SOP at the convention.

The Perak ruler notes that many people use the court to right their wrongs by continuing to lie.

We're in crisis mode if such a practice has penetrated our government institutions.

Shazni Munir Mohd Ithnin wants to know what happened to the promise to deliver the devices to students.

DAP leader points out Parliament can refuse admission to lawmakers who have not been inoculated.

Its the first I'm hearing of this, says Hamzah Zainudin.

The Kedah menteri besar is only interested in the flow of money coming from logging.

This over allegations on appointment of Sime Darby CEO posted on Facebook.

Nevertheless, DAP will not work with corrupt Umno leaders, the Seremban MP insists.

There is a growing urgency to enact an anti-hopping law for MPs, maintains its president AG Kalidas.

Malaysia had extradited a North Korean to the US over money laundering charges.

US wants China to 'change its behaviour' to reset the sour ties, but Beijing maintains Washington is 'full of illusions'.

'It’s refreshing to wake up with news of opposition MPs who refused to be bought.'

Vaccinating these unsung heroes early will create a social safety net and drive economic activities in new normal.

Appropriate action on the use of the word 'Allah' will be taken after getting the consent of the rulers, it says.

An investigation showed the benefits of AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine outweigh the risks, says the EMA.

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

NEWSLETTER 19-03-2021