Archive - 6 April 2003

Despite the Japanese embassy here denying that its government was involved in the mega-incinerator project in Broga, Deputy Housing and Local Government Minister M Kayveas today insisted otherwise.

Chaos reigns when a briefing session o­n the mega-incinerator project in Broga saw tempers flare after residents were prevented from airing questions.

DAP chairperson Lim Kit Siang is giving Health Minister Chua Jui Meng 48 hours to retract the national security threat against him or he will lodge a report with the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam).

Seorang dari setiap lima remaja Malaysia dikatakan mengalami masalah mental termasuk menunjukkan tanda-tanda kekacauan emosi

James Masing says he is determined to contest for the PBDS president post and stresses that he would not listen to any individual who tells him otherwise.

Inspector-General of Police Norian Mai today said he foresees the emergence of a 'second wave of terrorism' in the region following the US-led invasion o­n Iraq.

The United States assured that its ties with Malaysia will remain intact despite the country's opposition to the war in Iraq.

While Indian authorities remain nonchalant about Sars, the killer disease is already taking a toll o­n the country's hotel and hospitality industry.

The Yemeni American Association believes Islam bashing is reaching a historic high in the US and the war in Iraq has made the Arab community there to feel more vulnerable than ever before.