Archive - 16 May 2006

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Protesters deny threatening behaviour at Sunday's protest saying that it was a "natural reaction to attempts to discuss Islam by conducting roadshows all over the country".

Kerana gagal menghadiri perbicaraan kes perhimpunan `Arsenik 2' di perkarangan Masjid Negara pada November 1999.

Pengerusi PKR Sarawak mengesyaki kehadiran mak nyah tersebut "sengaja dirancang" untuk mencemarkan nama baik Anwar.

The chief minister tells the PKR adviser to practice introspection before criticising the state government.

A public forum on constitutional rights if forced to abort. Events reveal the depth of emotions stirred over the issue in Malaysia's plural society.

Whither the politics within Umno if the bad guys win and the good guys lose all in the name of 'political discipline'?

Ketua Menteri Sarawak itu berkata, ini kerana Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim hanya bergerak di pinggiran dan bukannya di arus perdana politik negeri itu.

If those elected are unable to distinguish between personal interest and public office responsibility and when there is a conflict of interest, then we are in trouble.

PKR leaders are seeing red over a Sarawakian daily's report that a group of transvestites had welcomed the party adviser.

The Last Communist , banned by the Home Ministry to 'guard public interest', will be screened exclusively for members of Parliament on Sunday.

The human rights watchdog also stresses on the importance of internal accountability in the police force.

Penasihat Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) mengingatkan 'rakan-rakannya' dalam Barisan Nasional (BN) bahawa perbuatan melakukan serangan peribadi akan 'memakan diri mereka sendiri'.

Telekom Malaysia says it would focus on improving revenue through better product offerings for both voice and data services.

The former deputy premier says he too can drop a few bombshells, and these can cause damage to his former BN colleagues in Sarawak.

Dr Lim Keng Yaik charged that developed countries which produce oils and fats were engaging in a smear campaign in the face of stiff competition from palm oil.

An aide of the former premier denied involvement in the set of two DVDs, saying they had nothing to do with the former leader or a foundation he heads.

Syed Hamid Albar says Iran's nuclear program will be "extensively discussed" when NAM foreign ministers gather in Kuala Lumpur from May 27.

Shipowners have been warned to be vigilant after a spate of pirate attacks in the Bangladeshi port of Chittagong, an international watchdog said today.

Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz criticised the protest by more than 500 people on Sunday in Penang, saying it had interrupted a legitimate discussion.