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- Pakatan to hold rally tomorrow against 'polls fraud'
- UPDATED 9.58PM Tomorrow's rally will be the beginning of a 'fierce movement' to clean this country from election malpractices, says Anwar Ibrahim.
- Time running out for veteran reformer Anwar
- On Sunday, Anwar has his best - and seemingly last - chance to complete a comeback from beaten-down prisoner to leader of his country.
- M'sia to buy 18 jet fighters, shortlists five makers
- 'We don't know the cost yet,' says Defence Minister Zahid. But industry sources said it could run into billions of dollars.
- Threat to burn Bibles heightens polls tensions
- Bar Council president Lim Chee Wee says the threat by Perkasa's Ibrahim Ali should result in charges under various laws.
- Malaysia's mega energy plan generates dismay
- It's a staggering move to dam Sarawak's major waterways by 2020 for cheap energy - and turn the poorest state into an industrial and energy hub.
- Budget to court voters, target lower deficit
BUDGET Faced with its toughest election ever, BN is likely to put reforms on the backburner with a voter-friendly Budget 2013.
- Masterplan faces battle to win big private investment
- If the ETP ends up largely relying on state funding, that could pressure Malaysia’s public finances, which have been weakening.
- Gov't holds seminars on how to spot gay children
- A handout says signs of homosexuality in boys may include preferences for tight, light coloured clothes and large handbags.
- July trade surplus at 10-year low, exports slump
- The surplus fell well short of a median forecast for a RM9.1 billion surplus given by a Reuters poll of 17 analysts, and was the lowest since April 2002.
- Pre-polls largesse seen fuelling surging economy
- The government had opened spending taps with an election looming that could be the closest in the country’s history.
- Water 'crisis' signals fierce fight for Selangor
- For many it looked like politics, not water, was behind the problem - a measure of how tensions are running ahead of GE13.
- Violence, threats rise as Malaysia election nears
- ANALYSIS A ratcheting-up of inflammatory language and violence has shocked even seasoned observers in the run-up to polls.
- Citizen backlash keeps Lynas rare earth plant on hold
- The handful of demonstrators seems an unlikely obstacle to plans by Lynas Corp to build its RM2.5 billion plant.