Archive - 10 December 2004

The prime minister promised heaven and earth but one year down the road, the human rights organisation laments that nothing has come forth except for a few twitches here and there.

The duo had struggled against pollution and for the formation of a union respectively. Today, their efforts won over the hearts of 12 judges.

The court postpones Eric Chia's criminal breach of trust trial to Feb 15-18 when a controversial witness will take the stand.

The communication student's articles on campus politics were published in Harakah as well as in the university's publication.

Dewan Pemuda PAS pusat (DPP) berkata Pengerusi SPR Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman sepatutnya menjadi ahli politik jika beliau mahu bersaing pandangan dengan tokoh-tokoh politik.

Sikap berterusan BN Terenggau mencari salah kerajaan lama PAS menimbulkan rasa kurang senang di kalangan pemimpin PAS.

Firstly, let me thank malaysiakini , on behalf of those of us who are now talking freely about the future of Tamil schools in Malaysia in this forum.

The Simpang Renggam detainee who broke his 16-day hunger strike on Nov 25 still remains hospitalised in serious condition having lost his ability to speak as well as a lot of weight.

It's final! The minister clears the confusion sparked off by his cabinet colleague Azmi Khalid and reveals that the government has indeed decided to recognise them as refugees.

Continuous floods in Kedah point to one thing - that a board comprising of experts is urgently required to manage and administer our rivers and address issues of flash floods, drought and pollution.

Was Gorby plain naive and put too much faith in ending an East-West rivalry, or he was simply realistic about the ailing Soviet Union?

European governments that are prepared to mortgage Asian security to a restless China command no respect. The lesson is clear: security interests must come before business interests.

The government says it will not turn to nuclear power as an alternative source of energy despite rising oil prices.

The government does not know of any group in Malaysia that is giving money to support the rebels. However if there is evidence of unlawful activity, the government will surely take proper action.