Archive - 28 January 2004

Keadilan will set up a committee to further probe allegations leveled against sacked Youth secretary Lokman Noor Adam, who was also suspended from his supreme council post.

Jailed ex-deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim fires another broadside at premier Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, from his prison cell in Sungai Buloh.

DAP strongman Lim Kit Siang is seeking to make a political comeback after suffering a humiliating defeat in the last general election. But Penang, where he had contested in recent polls, looks risky.

The merger, achieved after a six-month long delay, has been described as a genuine representation of youth members.

Ahli Parlimen PAS mendakwa sistem pengagihan projek kecil di kawasan wakil rakyat seperti yang diamalkan sekarang, membuka ruang kepada perbuatan rasuah dan penyelewangan.

Proton's shareholders give their full support to the revamp that will pave the way for the company to enter new tie-ups.

Yesterday's shocking death of Iranian asylum seeker by self-immolation raises many questions about the alleged criminal activities he exposed and whether his suicide could have been prevented.

Today, on Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's 90th day as Malaysia's fifth premier, veteran politician Lim Kit Siang issues his verdict on his efforts to improve governance.

Family and friends of a man whom they allege was tortured and shot dead have asked the Inspector-General of Police to investigate the incident.

Berikutan pilihanraya umum semakin hampir, sebuah lamanweb pro-Umno yang baru muncul dengan menyiarkan berita dan rakaman yang memburuk-burukkan pemimpin parti pembangkang.

On Monday, the Malaysian justice system sent Abbas Danus Baksan to the gaol with a bonus of 24 strokes of the rotan. A promise of skin and soul searing punishment.

Bekas Timbalan Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim mendakwa tindakan Peguam Negara Dato' Abdul Ghani Patail dan pasukannya membantah keras setiap permohonannya di mahkamah, mungkin atas arahan penguasa politik atasan.

Unwilling to take allegations of disloyalty lying down, Keadilan leader Lokman Noor Adam has lashed out with some of his own claims against the leadership of the wing. The party supreme council is due to discuss his fate later today.

An Iranian asylum seeker who set himself on fire outside the offices of the UN refugee agency here has died.

Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has postponed a planned visit to Burma tomorrow because he is unwell.

The Afghan leader needs a simple majority to pass a version of the constitution that is suitable to him. But if he pushes it too hard, he can expect life to turn ugly and violent.

Kegagalan diplomasi Malaysia-Singapura sebelum ini, mengajar kita mengenai pentingnya dasar kerajaan yang lebih konsisten, telus dan berasaskan prinsip dan perundangan antarabangsa, dan tidak hanya menurut hati dan emosi pemimpin.