Archive - 21 December 2004

A forensic pathologist said the cause of death could not be established for 'John Doe', a decomposed body that is the subject of a judicial inquest.

Opposition Leader Lim Kit Siang wants the premier to step in on the controversial 10 percent toll hike issue and postpone the date of its proposed hike.

A website linked to Umno has taken to task opposition leaders who attended a recent dinner organised by a Chinese education movement. Anwar Ibrahim hits back on what he terms as 'narrow' nationalism.

Taiping police have started investigating claims of assault by 20 ISA detainees at the Kamunting detention camp.

I refer to your report 'Is Siva eligible to contest in MTUC polls?' What is important for the vast mass of workers in Malaysia is not so much who is going to lead the Malaysian labour movement...

Umno Sabah tidak pernah mengeluarkan surat meminta sumbangan bagi membiayai pembinaan Bangunan Umno Sabah tetapi sebaliknya mencari sumber kewangannya sendiri.

Will 2004 go down as the BN's Year Zero? Its nemesis Anwar Ibrahim has hit the political ground running, and the ruling coalition is scrambling to cope with the fallout.

The two Sabah parties are expected to finalise arrangements next year for their proposed merger.

The United Nations says cooperation between nations of the South will eventually trigger growth and development in some of the world's poorest countries.

The two sides also signed an agreement to jointly develop the airport in the southern city of Hyderabad, which is which is fast emerging as a rival to India's IT capital Bangalore.

It was a strong and clear message party faithful deliver to their chief Dr George Chan - the party must change, otherwise it will face oblivion.

The Thai government says it is willing to hand over these photographic evidence to Kuala Lumpur.

The no-frills carrier's CEO Tony Fernandes warns that staying at KLIA could lead to the Southeast Asia's leading budget carrier losing its competitive edge against a growing number of rivals.