Archive - 2 July 2004

At last, there is light at the end of the tunnel. A court order calling for a fresh election may end the protracted leadership feud in the troubled banking union.

The man's family members want federal police to further probe his death as they allege the district police were incompetent in investigating elements of foul play.

They were bribed with sports shoes, badminton rackets and even cash to keep their mouths shut, the human rights group claims.

The island naton's state investment arm Temasek Holdings can invest in Malaysian companies, including government-linked firms, says the minister.

The agreement establishes a RM10 million fund to help companies from both the countries to carry out feasibility studies and organise joint missions.

Buat kali keduanya dalam tempoh sebulan, Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah menyatakan hasratnya untuk bertanding jawatan tinggi Umno dalam pemilihan parti September depan.

He will assume his duties in Kuala Lumpur later this year, replacing Marie T Huhtala, if the US Senate approves his nomination.

Their locations are kept secret. But Suhakam commissioners can now visit these special remand centres following the verbal green light given by the police.

Seorang kolumnis akhbar Bahrain Tribune berpendapat Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad paling layak menerajui Iraq jika demokrasi, kestabilan dan kemakmuran mahu dikembalikan di negara tersebut.

The High Court's decision to turn down the application by PKR comes under fire from the local election watchdog which says it won't help the battered image of the EC.

The latest book on the CPM leader contributes remarkably to the rediscovery of the missing pages of the modern history of Peninsular Malaysia and Singapore in greater details of politics, military operations and personalities involved.

The cabinet committee on national service shouldn't fret about the problem of national service dodgers, the 5,000 plus ingrates that have forgotten their solemn duty to the nation.

Like in most major towns in the country, schoolchildren are also crowding cybercafes in Penang. Concerned groups blame this worrying trend on several factors.

Do we need a media ombudsman? Think twice before we say yes. After all, it is easy to invite the gods into the house, but hard to send them away.

The free-trade agreement is another sign of a rapidly thawing relations between the two countries.

Sebuah kerajaan berkiblatkan Amerika wajib diwujudkan di Iraq agar agar rakyat Iraq mendapat demokrasi dan Amerika mendapat minyak.

Puncak Niaga is a troubled candidate to manage an essential good like water as the company is not beholden to the public but the stock market and shareholders.