Within 48 hours, DAP women's wing chief Chong Eng fell victim to snatch thieves twice. The opposition leader, who received 11 stitches for the injuries sustained in a struggle with one of the thieves, wants the police to stop this menace.
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Two of the remaining four servers still in the police custody following a controversial raid two months ago were returned this morning. The release of the computers comes after
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The storm brewing over the purported position of the Malay rulers over the SAR issue has been averted after a clarification yesterday refuted press reports on the issue.
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Keadilan Youth today became the second opposition group to lodge a police report demanding an external investigation into the alleged 'triad links' of two MCA leaders, to prevent a 'cover up'.
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How much do we give to our infantry, navy and air force to ensure our defences are up? Deputy Defence Minister Mohd Shafie Apdal reveals the figures.
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As war looms in Iraq, worried consumers can rest assured that the government is keeping watch on prices, the deputy finance minister tells the Dewan Rakyat.
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Seorang ahli Parlimen pembangkang mendakwa perlantikan seorang pemimpin Umno sebagai menteri yang menjaga Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) telah menjadikan dewan itu seolah-olah "pejabat Umno".
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In the wake of last week's police raid on Indian IT expatriates, a veteran trade union leader reveals that other Asian foreign workers have alleged mistreatment at the hands of the authorities.
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MCA Youth chief Ong Tee Keat has been referred to the party's disciplinary committee for his allegation on "triad politics". He will face the same man who recommended his suspension two years ago, if he attends the disciplinary hearing at all.
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Selepas tercetusnya kontroversi poligami di Perlis, tindakan 12 NGO wanita melancarkan kempen monogami pula mendapat perhatian umum selepas ada mufti yang menyifatkannya sebagai menghina Islam.
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British High Commissioner to Malaysia, Bruce Cleghorn, says his country may be forced to take military action only because Iraq has not committed to disarmament.
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