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| Expect 'surprise' on Sept 16: Anwar |
| Beh Lih Yi & Andrew Ong | Sep 10, 08 5:04pm |
| ‘I will fly to Taipei if needs be if they want to meet me,’ Anwar quips as he insists that his plan to form government on Sept 16 is on track, even with most MPs in Taiwan. |
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| Lawyer argues against transfer of sodomy case |
| Beh Lih Yi | Sep 10, 08 4:30pm |
| Anwar’s lawyer Sulaiman Abdullah said there is no reason to refer the sodomy case to the High Court when the Sessions Court judge is competent enough to hear the matter. |
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| PSM: No decision yet to join Pakatan |
| Syed Jaymal Zahiid | Sep 10, 08 4:15pm |
| PSM, which is now an officially recognised political party, will continue its cooperation with Pakatan Rakyat but has yet to decide on joining the opposition alliance. |
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| Jui Meng guns for MCA No 1 post |
| Stanley Koh | Sep 10, 08 3:35pm |
| The former vice-president officially announced his candidacy for the presidency of the MCA, promising to transform the party into a ‘first class’ political vehicle. |
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| Bakun land dispute: Solution in sight |
| Tony Thien | Sep 10, 08 1:01pm |
There may finally be a solution soon to the land issue involving the government and the native farming community living near the multi-billion-ringgit hydro dam project in central Sarawak. |
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| Irene's appeal delayed for third time |
| S Pathmawathy | Sep 10, 08 12:10pm |
| updated 2.05pm The court needs more time to catalogue and correlate documents that had gone missing earlier, and were subsequently retrieved. |
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| PKR supremo: I may have to defer Sept 16 |
| Sep 10, 08 11:17am |
| He says he may have to postpone his Sept 16 deadline to form a new government following BN's decision to send two-thirds of backbenchers to Taiwan. |
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| Pressure mounts on PM to act against Ahmad |
| Wong Choon Mei | Sep 10, 08 11:11am |
| The embattled PM is facing mounting pressure to act swifty and decisively against his recalcitrant Umno chieftain - the man in the centre of a racial slur controversy. |
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| Headlines online: Sept 10, 2008 |
| Sep 10, 08 11:07am |
The Ahmad Ismail issue continues to hog the limelight, with almost the dailies focussing on the Umno supreme council’s impending decision. |
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| Anwar's case put off to Sept 24 |
| Beh Lih Yi & Andrew Ong | Sep 10, 08 8:25am |
| updated 4pm Justice Komathy fixed Sept 24 for the parties to argue on the validity of an order signed by Attorney-General Abdul Gani to transfer the case to the High Court. |
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| BN to let Umno decide on Ahmad |
| Syed Jaymal Zahiid | Sep 9, 08 6:36pm |
| updated 8.35pm The component parties want stern action to be taken against the recalcitrant Penang Umno chieftain, but will let his party decide on his fate [VIDEO INSIDE] |
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| Gerakan reps quit BN Youth in protest |
| Athi Veeranggan | Sep 9, 08 5:49pm |
| Four Youth leaders say they will not tolerate their party leader Koh Tsu Koon being subjected to ‘such humiliation and utter contempt’ by Umno. |
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| Village chiefs sacked for backing opposition |
| Tony Thien | Sep 9, 08 5:35pm |
| Kuching Seven village chiefs in western Sarawak were allegedly sacked for campaigning in favour of opposition parties during the March general election. |
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| PSM gets official recognition |
| Beh Lih Yi | Sep 9, 08 3:27pm |
| After fighting a court battle for more than a decade, the Socialist Party has been finally recognised as a full-fledged political party. Will it now join Pakatan? |
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| Sin Chew Daily: We did no wrong |
| Sep 9, 08 3:11pm |
| Under attack from Umno chieftain Ahmad Ismail and a host of others, the Chinese daily clears the air and maintains that it stands strongly by its reporter. |
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| NGOs: Don't use Sedition Act on Umno leader |
| Sep 9, 08 2:41pm |
| The use of the Sedition Act against Ahmad Ismail will only legitimise the draconian act which has long been condemned by civil society and opposition parties. |
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| The real danger of Ahmad Ismail |
| Nathaniel Tan | Sep 9, 08 2:41pm |
| comment Amidst the sound and fury, does Ahmad Ismail’s racism represent an undercurrent of resentment? Or is it a desperate throwback to the failed strategies of the ruling party. |
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