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- Duo say it again, we've not quit
- updated 5.49pm Both have issued statements at two separate press conferences but with the same message - that they have not stepped down as state representatives. [VIDEO & PRESS STATEMENTS INSIDE]
- PM: Pakatan reps to join us
- The BN chief fuelled further speculation on the status of the two missing Perak state excos by confirming that Umno was in talks with some opposition politicians.
- Missing PKR excos: Perak Pakatan to lodge report
- updated 3.35pm Menteri Besar Mohammad Nizar also urged the missing two PKR state representatives to come forward even if they have decided to join BN.
- 'His death will not be in vain'
- Hundreds, including politicians, paid their last respects to 22-year-old Kugan who had died in police custody last Tuesday.
- Q&A: Blogs getting 'sick and twisted'
- Tony Fernandes, in the first of a two-part Malaysiakini interview, talks about the attacks - at times personal - that have been leveled against the AirAsia boss in cyberspace.
- Funeral: 500 in 20km convoy, 6 arrested
- updated 8.23pm About 500 people followed behind the golden Mercedes Benz ferrying the remains of Kugan Ananthan, who died in police custody last week. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- My 'biggest mistake' was to sponsor Khairy's MyTeam
- exclusive The AirAsia boss says the move ‘backfired’ when it was rumoured that Khairy Jamaluddin owned a stake in the budget carrier. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- AirAsia boss willing to meet Dr M
- exclusive Tony Fernandes said he was willing to meet Mahathir to explain why the budget airline was seeking to build its own RM1.6 billion low-cost carrier terminal in Labu.
- PAS wins KT by 2,631 votes
- LIVE! DPM Najib in conceding defeat said the result was not a reflection of Malaysians' lack of confidence in him. [PHOTOS & VIDEO INSIDE]
- 21 arrested at anti-war vigil
- updated 12.14am The police have arrested 21 people, including Klang MP Charles Santiago and several top leaders of PSM, at an anti-war vigil at Dataran Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- Thousands in anti-Israel protests in KL
- updated 6.25pm About 5,000 protesters marched to the US embassy while hundreds torch US and Israeli flags in Kampung Baru. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- Independent candidate moved by noble cause
- ‘I want to help the poor. Once elected, I can use the MP's allowance to help these people,' said Azharudin Mamat. But he must first ensure he doesn't lose his RM10,000 deposit.
- Najib optimistic of a bigger win
- updated 4pm However the deputy premier said that it is important for the BN not to be over confident in the run-up to the by-election. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- KT by-election: 3 candidates in the fray
- updated 11.45am Barisan Nasional's Wan Ahmad Farid, PAS' Mohd Abdul Wahid Endut and independent candidate Azharudin Mamat will vie for the seat in the Jan 17 polls. [PHOTO GALLERY & VIDEO INSIDE]
- Jerit cyclists reach Parliament House
- updated 5.50pm A group of activists escorted by opposition MPs defied a police ban to cycle to Parliament today and present a list of demands including the repeal of ISA. [PHOTO GALLERY & VIDEO]
- Police disperse crowd, 24 arrested
- breaking news updated 12am MP Tony Pua and others were arrested for gathering at the PJ Civic Centre after they were earlier told not to hold a candlelight vigil in a nearby field.
- What the winners and losers say
- MCA candidates for the top party posts express hope that the newly-elected team will help unite the party and implement much-needed reforms.
- PM not contesting, to quit in March
- updated 6pm Abdullah told leaders of the 13 BN component parties at a meeting in PWTC this afternoon that he would be stepping down as prime minister in five months time.
- Anwar: We're ready to form new gov't
- updated 1.25am He told a 20,000-strong rally tonight that he had the numbers and wants to meet with the PM to discuss a smooth transistion. [PHOTOS & VIDEO INSIDE]
- Sin Chew reporter released
- updated 10.55pm Sin Chew Daily senior reporter Tan Hoon Cheng was released this afternoon after being held for 16 hours under the ISA and is now back at home in Bukit Mertajam.
- Arrest No 2: Sin Chew journalist held
- BREAKING NEWS! updated 12.58am Sin Chew Daily journalist Tan Hoon Cheng has been arrested today under the Internal Security Act at 8.30pm at her home in Bukit Mertajam, Penang.
- Mob sets on rock band during rally
- updated 9.10pm A segment of the crowd at the Kelana Jaya stadium was outraged by the singer who showed his buttocks to the crowd. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- Thousands at Kelana Jaya to hear Anwar
- updated 11.30pm About 30,000 gathered for the closing of the all-day anti-fuel price hike protest at the Kelana Jaya stadium tonight to hear speeches by top Pakatan leaders. [VIDEO & PHOTOS]
- It's 'my mistake' to hire Saiful
- EXCLUSIVE In this first of a two-part exclusive interview today, embattled opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim vowed to fight on and expose those who seek to ‘frame’ him.
- Anwar given a bullet-proof vest
- EXCLUSIVE De facto PKR leader Anwar Ibrahim today revealed that the threat on his life was serious enough for someone to provide him with a bullet-proof vest. [10-min VIDEO]
- Anwar invites BN MPs to Pakatan
- updated 11.45pm ‘Come join us,' he told BN parliamentarians in his speech at a rally to celebrate Pakatan's 100 days in power in Selangor. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- BN: No action against Sapp for now
- breaking news updated 8.45 BN secretary-general Tengku Adnan Mansor said that the ruling coalition would wait for an 'official statement' from Sapp first. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- 2,000 play 'cat and mouse' with cops
- LIVE REPORT updated 7.53pm To avoid an ugly confrontation with the police, who have formed a tight cordon around KLCC, the crowd marched to Sogo Department store instead. [PHOTOS & VIDEO INSIDE]
- Second day of fuel hike protests
- More rallies were held in several locations throughout the Klang Valley today to protest against the sharp rise in fuel prices. [VIDEO INSIDE]
- Fuel hike comes as a 'killer tsunami'
- reactions Shock, dismay and anger were the main reactions of social and consumer activists, following the sharp rise in fuel and diesel prices.