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Ex-deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim says he should be granted bail since his guilt is yet to be proven beyond reasonable doubt and his health condition warrants it.
0A police report against a freight company could shed light on why MAS may have sustained losses in at least one area of its operations for more than two years.
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Broga residents opposing the mega-incinerator project must wait until the EIA study is completed before holding dialogues with the Housing and Local Government Ministry.
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National carmaker Proton said today it will get a boost when its new RM1.8 billion manufacturing plant begins operations at year-end.
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Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's office today complained to the
Asian Wall Street Journal
after it ran a picture of a top terrorist suspect which it identified as Mahathir.
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A DAP leader wants Deputy Housing and Local Government Minister M Kayveas to be charged for sedition over his Tamil school remark. However, Kayveas says the former should understand the law first.
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The Health Ministry says that a second Malaysian, a 26-year-old male tour agency manager from Penang, died this morning of probable Sars. The ministry is also awaiting post-mortem reports on two other deaths earlier this month to confirm if they are Sars-related.
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Rival factions seeking to exert control over Sarawak's PBDS have engaged in one-upmanship - no situation appears too small for each to make its point.
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Apakah tindakan Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi melengah-lengahkan pengumuman mengenai calon timbalannya selepas mengambil alih kuasa dari Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad Oktober ini akan membawa padah kepada dirinya? AMAN RAIS menganalisa kemungkinan ini.
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The government has denied that political tactics will be a factor in deciding the circumstances of six ISA detainees when their detention order expires in June.
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The
Asian Wall Street Journal
today carries an embarrassing correction after errantly running a picture of a top terrorist suspect which it identified as Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
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Singapore and Malaysia expect to draw up a common protocol in referring suspected Sars cases travelling in both countries and share information on these people.
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Shock, disbelief and fear greets the disclosure of dramatically higher figures for Sars in Beijing and the sacking of top officials over the handling of the health crisis.
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As far as friends of Timor Leste are concerned, none fits the bill better than Australia considering its involvement in the country after its independence. However, a recent film hints that white Australia's benevolent face masks an uglier reality.
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