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FREE 'It is foolish to think that Sibu heralds a new dawn in Sarawak. Pakatan will have great difficulty penetrating the non-urban areas. Taib...
FREE 'The more he talks the bigger and deeper the hole he is digging for himself, S'gor Umno and ultimately Umno itself.'
UPDATED 7.54PM The editor of Sarawak Tribune has been suspended for publishing an unflattering report on Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud.
Najib asked the mainstream media to continue reporting news based on facts to remain relevant with the people.
UPDATED 2PM The task force probing the case has identified several suspects.
Penang CM says doctored photograph of him slaughtering a cow is yet another bid to destroy his image.
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 Talk of Mideast peace emerge from Obama-brokered meeting The Guardian A Palestinian shopkeeper watches a television broadcast, showing Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Washington, at his electronics store in East Jerusalem September 2, 2010. Ammar Awad/Reuters Washington — From Friday's Globe and Mail Published on ... |
 Hostage probe committee starts clarificatory questioning Northwest Asian Weekly The investigation and review committee set up to probe the Manila hostage tragedy began its formal proceedings on Friday. At the opening of the proceedings, the Incident Investigation and Review Committee (IIRC) headed by Justice Secretary Leila de ... |
 Hurricane Earl weakens as it nears US The Guardian By staff writers HURRICANE Earl weakened today to a Category Two storm as it approached the US east coast but continued to wreck havoc on coastal communities as tourists fled potentially affected areas and events, including a Ke$ha concert, ... |
 Political purgatory exposes the ugly election Reuters (press release) At the end of Australia's second week of political purgatory, we find ourselves in knots about the fact that Tony Abbott offered Andrew Wilkie up to $1 billion to fix up the Royal Hobart Hospital. Wilkie has since plumped for Labor, ... |
 Mexico clash 'leaves 25 drug cartel gunmen dead' Globe and Mail The Mexican army says it has killed 25 suspected drug cartel gunmen in a clash near the US border. The army said a patrol came under fire as it approached an apparent training camp that had been spotted during an aerial search. ... |
 Karzai urges Afghans not to panic as bank withdrawals accelerate Reuters (press release) Despite media reports of corruption at Kabul Bank, Afghan officials insist that it is not in danger of collapse. By Andrew Higgins, David Nakamura and Ernesto Londo??o DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - As depositors thronged branches of Afghanistan's ... |
