Archive - 14 November 2005

If the upcoming by-election results show that the people no longer have confidence in the party, then PAS must seek a fresh mandate.

The senior federal councel argues that none of the detainees were registered in Kamunting but at different constituencies around the country.

Deputy Home Affairs Minister Tan Chai Ho says the marriage has no legal standing since the law does allow same sex marriages.

The case of Azahari Husin has placed Malaysia in the limelight for the wrong reasons, laments a parliamentarian.

Dressed to kill, four individuals held placards denouncing the tobacco industry at their international expo in Kuala Lumpur.

An application has been made to strike out three respondents in a RM1.6 million civil suit over a death in police custody.

The airline should consider offering a voluntary separation scheme to its staff to offset its financial woes, says the finance ministry.

It's global ranking has dropped but the university still sees reasons to celebrate. Deputy Higher Education Minister Fu Ah Kiow disagrees.

This abrupt switch, mooted by the then Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad, was bulldozed through without any pilot study or discussion.

Yu Xuezhen and two others will contest their detention and allegedly abusive treatment by the police last week.

It is better that he was shot dead rather than being caught and imprisoned, says the sister of the slain militant.

Their workload is not so heavy that they suffer mental stress, says the deputy education minister.

Despite his claims to have laboured and sacrificed for the sake of Muslims, Dr Azahari Husin was hardly a friend and ally of Islam or Muslims.

We must learn to see things in focus, so that the post-seasonal celebrations will not wear us down from pushing for those much-needed reforms

He says the government has done everything to make roads and highways safe and is puzzled why the death rate keeps rising.

With US Federal Reserve Board chairperson Alan Greenspan about to step down, what will his replacement bring to this powerful post?

Lim Kit Siang wants the foreign minister to tell Parliament how much Malaysian taxpayers had to fork out for the 'fatal attraction' between Mahathir and Mugabe.