Archive - 2 April 2005

The PKR leadership will have to consider disciplinary action against a splinter group claiming that PRM is still relevant and should thus be saved from de-registration.

A seminar speaker says that journalists, academicians and politicians are the three parties that contribute to the sensationalisation of violence, particularly terrorism.

State opposition leader Betty Chew opens a can of worms in the legislative assembly on the misuse of public funds by the state government and its officials.

There are only minor changes in the new supreme council line-up of the Dayak Chamber of Commerce and Industry Sarawak (DCCI) elected to a new three-year term this week.

Konsert Inul Daratista itu dirancang untuk pekerja Indonesia di negara ini tetapi didakwa akan turut memberi kesan kepada golongan muda Islam khususnya.

They were Malay intellectuals who were not only proud of being Malay, but whose understanding of Malayness was not based on a narrow race-based communitarianism that was divisively sectarian.

In short, we understand and think in terms of language; we make sense of our world and its worldhood only through language. Without language, there is no 'world', and there is no 'self'. There would be no 'God' without it.

Pak Lah told an Australian television station, ahead of his visit Down-Under next week, that Canberra "seems to be looking somewhere else more than looking towards us".