Archive - 17 April 2006

It says such actions as laid out in the 9MP should not be exclusively for bumiputeras as Indians were the most marginalised in the country.

They are unperturbed by the former premier's forthright opinion about the cabinet decision to discontinue the contentious project.

Asian migrant rights advocates want key protection for domestic workers featured in any labour accord between Malaysia and Indonesia.

'Mahathir may discover democracy late in life but it is better late than never to have a public referendum on the half-bridge', says its secretary-general.

The politician was said to be worried about the attitude of Padnugan's predominantly Chinese electorate towards the party.

I refer to the malaysiakini report 'Dr M lashes out on 'cynic bridge''. This episode has displayed the poor management skills of the BN government. A lot of questions are now surfacing.

The deputy health minister waxed lyrical as he tried to explain the situation of healthcare facilities to an irate Kinabatangan MP.

Has the former premier joined the opposition? His views now appear to reflect their stand, but veteran politician Lim Kit Siang remembers...

By announcing the plan to go ahead with the bridge project irrespective of whether the Singapore government agrees with it or not, the government hoped that the Singaporeans would be forced to compromise. The bluff obviously failed.

These Anti-Hadis groups think that it is imperative for the majority of Muslims to think outside of the box.

The premier is fighting his Battle of Waterloo and an unlikely ally says he must prevail to prove that his government is not a fertile ground for Napoleons of all shapes and sizes.

new How young tsunami survivors cope after the tragedy

Malaysians need to exploring their inherent capacity for tolerance and in-depth understanding of one another, using the tool of political correctness.

KL's low-cost terminal, a warehouse-style building located 20km from KLIA, has been criticised for expensive food and a lack of seating.

Some two million consumers were left without water on Saturday for more than 12 hours as authorities scrambled to remedy the situation.

Often seen as squabbling siblings, relations between Malaysia and Singapore continue to see-saw between cooperation and mistrust.