Archive - 24 July 2006

Banyak isu masih tertangguh. Setiap isu yang timbul dijadikan satu percubaan oleh Singapura untuk mencari untung dengan jalan mudah.

Former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad appears to be rebuilding the bridges he once razed.

The prime minister will also attend the Asean Regional Forum, to discuss regional political and security issues and where he will sign his country's formal request for accession to the 10-member organisation.

Abdullah says Malaysia is pressing the United Nations to hold a special meeting to push for an end to the violence.

Introducing a course on human rights can help prevent incidents similar to those that occurred in UPM.

The opposition leader claims that complex factors and forces, which have nothing to do with raising the standards of Malaysian sports, are at work.

Anwar Ibahim was reported to have told malaysiakini in an exclusive interview: 'By the time I got the picture (about Bank Negara's forex trading losses), the problem was huge....'

The organisation says the course aims to promote open discussion on the issue besides developing critical thought.

Donald Lim finds himself in a spot when residents began to bombard him with grouses pertaining to the local council.

A youth detained for suspected involvement in two snatch thefts was in hospital at the time, according to records.

The forum calls on the authorities to continue strengthening the country's Islamic institutions and not weaken them.

exclusive MCA leaders are urged to use about RM1 million of government-allocated funds to buy copies of the ailing party-owned newspaper.

The university says it has taken concrete measures pertaining to this incident and calls on outsiders not to interfere.

As stubborn or as arrogant he is and has been, the public at large including all the races were more in harmony then it is today, laments a reader.

A student support group says police should deal with recent complaints of harassment in Universiti Putra Malaysia.

The Federal Court's decision has affected the rights of three boys in the case.

Round Two will decide the fate of Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's leadership. This bout may not even last the full 15 rounds. The opposition leader explains why.

updated version The human rights commission will hold an open inquiry - the fifth in its kind - into alleged police brutality that left protestors injured.

Tengku Putri Kamariah Sultan Abu Bakar was murdered and her husband, Tunku Ismail, stabbed by an undentified relative.

The Organisation of the Islamic Conference will not call an emergency meeting on the Middle East crisis despite a request by Iran's president.

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and dozens of other ministers will be attending Asia's top security meeting this week.