Archive - 6 July 2004

Police chiefs have been told to pull out all stops to see that the stations are in better stead to prevent breakouts by remand suspects.

The Internal Security Ministry now says that jailed former deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim did lodge a police report on the Perwaja Steel scandal.

Affected residents have roundly criticised the government for refusing to verify if the contractor for the Broga incinerator plant has met stipulations.

President, deputy president or vice-president? Which is Tengku Razaleigh eyeing? One leader warns that his continued silence could backfire.

A minister cries out loud for additional manpower as there are just too many welfare cases with too few personnel to handle them.

Pertukaran bahagian dari Penggerang ke Kota Tinggi mungkin menjadi punca Menteri Luar Syed Hamid Albar dicabar bagi jawatan ketua bahagian.

Indonesian police hope that six terror suspects arrested last week can lead them to the Malaysian explosives experts wanted for the Bali and Marriott bombings.

Menurut hakim, pempetisyen sepatutnya pohon mahkamah isytihar pilihanraya Parlimen Sik tidak sah atau mengisytiharkan calon PAS pemenang kerana wujudnya jumlah undi yang meragukan.

Security standards are being upgraded to protect the information infrastructure from new threats.

The government is acting to overcome problems and to incorporate feedback from the pioneer national service stints held earlier this year.

Overzealousness and 'quick fix' measures will not curb a crime that has been occurring for ages. It must be tackled appropriately.

Two interesting developments in the Halim Saad RM3.2 UEM debt saga in the past week: Halim's claim of having fully settled the debt, and a new revelation of Anwar's role...

Ku Li sudah sekian lama tersisih dari arus perdana parti dan kerajaan. Malah di negerinya sendiri, pengaruh beliau dikatakan sudah banyak terhakis, bagaimana pula di tempat lain?

Pasir Putih is the first case where the election court hears a petition on the merits set out in the documents filed by parties and confirms the agreement they reached.

The 'hundreds of thousands' of registered lease-holders of agriculture, commercial, industrial and residential land in Sarawak are uncertain of how much they have to pay as premiums.

The parliamentary elections are being fought under complicated electoral instructions, but no one has complained so far.

The Kuching land office carried out its demolition order this morning, leaving 17 families homeless.

The premier says countries that can afford to send in troops, especially those from around the region, should do so to help stabilise Iraq.