Archive - 11 November 2005

Commissioner N Siva Subramaniam warns that if the matter is left unresolved, it will have an adverse impact on higher education in this country.

She was on her way to a party when Zhen, who is married to a Malaysian, was stopped at a road-block. The following events have left a permanent scar.

Although meant for a holy purpose, the environmental group says the pachyderms suffer undue stress and pain.

If these laws were really effective, Azahari would have been apprehended by the Malaysian authorities long ago, says DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng.

Unless and until the racial apartheid is dismantled in our education system and public universities, it makes no sense to talk of the quality of the universities.

Politicians must think hard before shooting their mouths off...like comparing toilets to new brides.

An MP takes the university to task for its stand on the tudung (headscarf) as a dress code for nom-Muslims saying mutual respect is needed within plural Malaysia.

It is high time the world awaken to the reality of twisted foreign aid politics and discard the nave assumption that it is nothing more than a diplomatic tool used to win friends and buy one's international credit.

A 63-year-old opposition parliamentarian climbs three flights of stairs to relay complaints about a park, just to discover, amid pants, that DBKL officers are still on their festive break.

Indonesian police say they have positive identification based on Azahari's fingerprints and dental and immigration records from the time he worked in Indonesia in 1998.

The government is willing to help the family of terrorist Dr Azahari Husin to bring his body back to Malaysia for burial if he is confirmed to be among the three men killed.

Najib warns Umno leaders that they would not last long in politics if they are arrogant and make promises which they cannot keep.

Pak Lah has condemned the hotel bombings in Jordan which killed 56 people and pledged to continue its support in the fight against terrorism