Archive - 10 November 2005

Disciplinary proceedings are postponed after a request from the students whose supporters staged a peaceful rally resulting in the men in blue being summoned.

Until conclusive evidence can be provided, many still choose to believe that Asia's number one terrorist suspect is probably alive.

An intense gunfight sets off a series of explosions, and three men wind up dead. Is Asia's most wanted terror suspect among them?

Malaysian police must wear badges reading "I'm against corruption" as part of a new campaign to clean up the force and discourage people from bribing officers, police said Thursday.

Deputy Premier Najib Tun Razak says that if the man who was killed was actually Dr Azahari Husin, then it shows that what is being done by the Indonesian leadership to eliminate the terrorist threat has been a success.

While there has been a lot attention given to the foibles of the VC of UM over the latest ranking, the public may have forgotten one other local university suffering the same fate - USM.

The Kuala Lumpur High Court today gave leave for a 'ISA 7' student, Helman Sanuddin, to apply for a review of Universiti Teknologi Mara's termination of his studies.

Abdullah Ahmad Badawi calls for the smart partnership movement to generate a genuine consensus in developing a clear agenda for development.

The government is tightening controls on poultry farming, enforcing licensing on all breeders and mulling a ban on market slaughtering to prevent bird flu outbreaks.

Sadly, teachers lecture in order to guarantee their monthly salary, and students study just to pass an exam and get a degree.

new What is destiny in Islam? Are we helpless to change our lives?

Women and children are the most vulnerable to HIV/Aids and failure to protect their legal rights is exposing them to the disease, experts say.

Chief Judge of Malaya Siti Norma Yaakob says a lack of female appointments to Islamic courts was leading to prejudicial treatment of women in cases.

When the clock strikes 12, MPSJ says the games in cybercafes must stop. While the new ruling is welcomed by some operators, gamers however see red.

Published research of impact of natural disasters on women points to the fact that women and men face different challenges during natural disasters.

Pakar bom dan anggota militan Islam Dr Azahari Husin, yang didakwa bertanggungjawab dalam siri pengeboman di Indonesia,telah meletupkan dirinya selepas dikepung polis republik tersebut.