Archive - 28 December 2005

A group representing four major religions in the country holds an emergency meeting today in the wake of the High Court's decision on the M Moorthy case.

The body of M Moorthy was buried hours after the High Court decided it cannot review a Syariah Court's ruling that he had died a Muslim.

We are concerned that the present laws give plenty of protection to the Muslim community whilst non-Muslims have very little protection...

Azmin Ali has extended his 24-hour deadline to seven days for the government to respond to his allegation that MAS has a former Israeli intelligence officer on its payroll.

When Syed Hamid Albar goes to Rangoon next month on his mission of democracy, it is prudent for him to also examine our human rights record on refugees.

How many 30-year-olds in the country will have RM9.2 million at their disposal? Probably not many. But the prime minister's son-in-law Khairy Jamaluddin is definitely one of them.

'I've not done this for a very long time. I've missed this,' Anwar Ibrahim quipped before fielding questions from the 30-odd journalists.

By exposing a naked video of a woman made by a peeping Tom, MP Teresa Kok is now being accused of promoting acts of voyeurism.

Listen closely and you will hear it - 2005 stood out for the range and volume of noise emanating from several quarters. But how much did this influence action and, more importantly, the mother of all solutions in each case? You decide.

new Cerpen terbaru dari Fudzail.

Foreign banks operating in Malaysia will be allowed to establish up to four additional branches from the beginning of next year.

The High Court ended a battle that broke out after the death of former army officer M Moorthy by saying that the matter had already been decided by a religious court.

A huge banner points the way to Indonesia's latest tourist attraction: the shattered remains of the house where Azahari Husin spent his last hours.