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- The Frenchman who keeps the Scorpene secrets
- Who is the mysterious French operative at centre of massive arms scandal involving the Scorpene submarines?
- Gun begins to smoke in Scorpene deal
- Investigators believe that some money may have been funnelled to Umno officials through a HK-incorporated company.
- Altantuya killers' appeal up in court next month
- The appeal of the duo, which will go before the appellate court, will reopen doubts about the Malaysian justice system.
- Will prosecution appeal against Anwar acquittal?
- 'The prosecution has a month to decide. They have to examine the decision and attempt to discover if they have grounds for an appeal.'
- Sex, lies and politics in Malaysia
- Prurient and puritanical, the country gags, goes gaga for naughty tales about the private life of politicians.
- Scorpene subs: The French edge closer to Najib
- The first police conclusions from investigations the last 18 months may likely be obtained in September, says a lawyer.
- SCMP editor leaves as Star's influence increases
- Fears over the independence of the Hong Kong top newspaper have been sparked by new top staff recruited from Malaysia's Star.
- Arms sales - the French connection
- A Paris probe opens up a vast network of defence industry bribes in Asia, including possibly Malaysia.
- French legal team in KL to probe Scorpene deal
- Joseph Breham, a member of a French legal team that filed complaints in a Paris court in connection with the RM3.7 billion submarines scandal, is in KL.
- French courts asked to probe submarine deal
- Parisian prosecutors are investigating allegations involving French political figures and the sales of submarines to a number of governments, including Malaysia.
- Spare the rod, spoil the country?
- COMMENT Malaysia is damaging its status as an advanced Islamic nation.
- Mahathir book too hot for authorities
- The Customs Department has been sitting on a controversial new biography of the former prime minister.
- Mahathir's secret deal with US military
- BOOK REVIEW In 1984 or 1985, when I was an Asian Wall Street Journal correspondent in Malaysia, an acquaintance called me and said he had seen a US Army 2-1/2 ton truck...