00Local university lecturers were threatened with stern action if they participated in the 'Syariah, Modernity and Change' seminar, which two deputy ministers claim is backed by the opposition.
0Members aligned to the Masing-Sng faction walked out of the Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak (PBDS) credentials committee meeting following a dispute over the eligibility of branches to attend next month's triennial delegates conference.
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Instead the government should address 'real issues' such as the racial demarcation in politics, education and employment.
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Puteri Umno chief Azalina Othman Said has threatened to burn its premises and the opposition organ says this should not be taken lightly.
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Proses peralihan kuasa dalam Umno tidak akan menghadapi masalah jika ketiga-tiga naib presiden berpegang kepada janji mereka tidak akan mencabar calon timbalan pilihan Pak Lah.
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A DAP MP calls for a ceiling to be fixed for the gratuity enjoyed by parliamentarians - which can turn long-serving MPs into multi-millionaires - but the reply irks him and his colleagues.
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Malaysia Airlines and Garuda Indonesia expand their commercial cooperation to woo travellers from Europe and Australia in the aftermath of the Sars outbreak
0A public listed Kuching firm is set to resume the stalled second bridge project over Sungai Sarawak which was privatised three years ago.
0Serving nine years as the UN Special Rapporteur on the Independence of Judges and Lawyers, the "unpaid" author recounts his rich and invaluable experience which "no money could buy".
00Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad warns that power struggles after his departure in October could see the ruling party ousted in future elections.
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The Umno president, who will be retiring this October, was moved to tears when he opened the party meet for the last time, but not before dishing out some stinging criticism.
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The risk of arrest, detention and deportation has not stopped a group of Burmese nationals to demonstrate in Kuala Lumpur for the release of Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
0Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad launches a vitriolic attack on the European race, accusing them of warmongering, indiscriminate attacks on Muslims, greed and sexual deviancy.
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Although initial police findings have cleared the MCA of any triad links, Ong Tee Keat says he is providing more evidence and will wait for the investigation to be completed.
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The Finance Ministry says it gave out licences for 69 slot machines since December 1999 to companies to operate them in private premises.
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