Archive - 16 February 2006

A Malaysian company linked to Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's son has allegedly acted as a conduit for the delivery of a high precision Japanese-made measuring instrument to Libya.

Controversial Lebanese businessman Elie Youssef Najem claims he cannot keep his word on the RM1 billion donation if he cannot open a bank account here.

Apakah media tempatan sengaja memainkan isu mengenai dakwaan bahawa seorang rakyat Malaysia dilatih untuk menerbangkan pesawat merempuh bangunan tertinggi di Los Angeles?

The new cabinet appointments had disappointed many Malaysians who were eagerly waiting for the positive changes that the premier had repeatedly promised.

It is not nightmares about flyovers that are keeping him awake but thousands of SMS.

Rundingan awal dengan dua atau tiga bakal rakan niaga bagi pemasangan tempatan jenama Jerman itu diadakan ekoran kegagalan rundingan yang serupa dengan Proton baru-baru ini.

The Cabinet fears that excessive imports of films from India, Hong Kong and Indionesia would affect efforts to build a Malaysian race.

Was the local media deliberately playing up news of a Malaysian being allegedly trained to fly a plane into the skyscraper to put the fate of ISA detainees in the balance?

The former top editor of the NSTP group says there is no such post and the new information minister must not think he is one.

Kemunculannya untuk mengisi kekosongan berikutan penggantungan akhbar Sarawak Tribune yang merupakan akhbar bahasa Inggeris tertua di negeri itu.

He tells Malaysians not to allow their anger to be manipulated and exploited by the powers-that-be to further tighten the noose around fundamental liberties.

Pelobi parti Republican Jack Abramoff yang mengaku bersalah menipu dan rasuah mungkin terbabit dalam menguruskan pertemuan Mahathir-Bush pada 2002 dan dibayar RM4.5 juta.

A Chinese New Year Open house was held for Malaysian students in London. But did it spread festive cheer or the influence of a political party?

It will fill the void that has been left with last week's indefinite suspension of Sarawak Tribune, the state's oldest English daily.

Eight couples are claiming that the unfortunate predicament that befell their infants could have been avoided and want action against those responsible.

I must say I am disturbed and perplexed by Shahrizat Abdul Jalil's schizophrenic statements...

Will he step down and let another leader lead the Sarawak BN into the coming state election?

Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) Youth chief Mohd Ezam Mohd Nor assured that his decision to quit politics does not mean he had abandoned the party's struggle for reform.

exclusive The popular PKR leader has grown tired of the limitations imposed on opposition parties in this country. He now wants to try something new.

Nafi laporan SBB sedang cuba bergabung dengan Maybank dalam usahanya untuk menolak tawaran pengambilalihan daripada Kumpulan CIMB.

The nation's top lender denies reports that it was in negotiations with Southern Bank, the country's second-smallest, after intense speculation over its widely-anticipated merger.

Bursa Malaysia berkata Proton telah membuat pendedahan lengkap seperti yang ditetapkan dalam syarat-syarat penyenaraian Bursa Malaysia

Five Thai nationals were sentenced to five years in prison for the murder of a Malaysian youth who was beaten to death two years ago.

Republican lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who has pleaded guilty to fraud and corruption charges, may have helped arrange the 2002 meeting - and was paid RM4.5 million.

Noordin and his followers remained hard to catch because they were "highly mobile and because they have a small team, they can easily elude" arrest, says the Indon police chief.

Foreign manufacturers invested RM17.9 billion in Malaysia last year, the highest since 2001, Rafidah Aziz disclosed today.

Pak Lah defends his new cabinet against criticism that he failed to cut out dead wood, saying he was confident of his ministers' abilities.