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- Fraud worries ahead of tomorrow's election
- An election monitor group today warns of fraud in tomorrow's polls amid reports of transport being arranged for voters by political parties.
- Ethnic politics at heart of GE13 campaign
- 'Not all Chinese are rich so we also deserve support from the government and not just the Malays,' says a food-stall owner.
- Swift action urged on Sabah elephant poisoning
- Conservationists are demanding that the govt acts swiftly on the suspected poisoning of the Bornean elephants in Sabah.
- Islamic authorities insist 'Allah' only for Muslims
- In the sermons, the Malaysian Islamic Development Department (Jakim) warns that non-Muslims who do so are out to confuse Muslims.
- IMF hails Malaysia's long-term economic strategy
- Its MD congratulates the PM and his colleagues on their skillful economic management and continuing robust growth.
- M'sia challenges global uncertainty with new hub
- Iskandar Malaysia spans 220,000 hectares, about three times the size of Singapore and twice the size of Hong Kong.
- Ambiga forges on despite threats
- 'The extent of demonising is ridiculous,' the Bersih leader and veteran trial lawyer says at her office in Kuala Lumpur.
- Malaysia moves to reform election system
- ANALYSIS Toh Kin Woon, a leader of the Coalition for Free and Fair Elections (Bersih), says some of the root problems have not been addressed.
- Opposition pact optimistic about upcoming polls
- 'You can smell the scent of change in the air. The people thirst for change. The people are ready for change,' says PKR veep N Surendran.
- Valentine's Day causes split in Malaysian society
- Valentine’s Day in Malaysia also triggers acrimonious debates on whether the celebration should be stopped in the country.
- Debate highlights how tough it is to be gay
- BN leaders have lambasted Anwar for a statement to the BBC that they interpreted as expressing support for gay rights.