Archive - 7 August 2006

He vehemently defends Khairy Jamaluddin and Kamaluddin against allegations that they gained large benefits from his position as No 1.

Ops Warta IV ended today but this doesn't bother nine ministers who have yet to pay up more than a hundred summonses issued to them.

The government is studying the possibility of allowing budget carriers AirAsia and Singapore-based Tiger Airways to fly the lucrative Kuala Lumpur-Singapore route.

Come together my friends, for only we can save the world from America.

High oil prices will not put Asia's largest budget carrier AirAsia off new routes to Indonesia, China and India as it looks to fly 15 million passengers by the end of 2007.

Foreign Minister Syed Hamid Albar said the United States and Britain must be fair in seeking an end to the crisis.

Apparently someone had surreptitiously remove the six pages of the Anwar interview in the 72-page lifestyle magazine.

Peaceful protests are allowing people to express their sentiments against aggression in the Middle East.

Dissatisfied with police investigations into the death of a college student, the opposition party wants heads to roll.

Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad's race to make the Malays successful through the NEP has certainly created a number of well-known Malay tycoons who made it big in...

It said this approach would eliminate abuse of public resources during election campaigns.

The book can be seen as a stepping stone towards understanding the state of women's rights in the country, say the authors.

An Orang Ulu lawyer claims that native rights are being ignored even as the council promotes its certification standards.

The woes of 1,500 Orang Ulu families were spun out for the parliamentary select committee on integrity.

Who are the people who financed him? If these parties truly had financed him, surely there must be some form of collateral to back the RM9.2 million loan, says a reader.

The prime minister said that it was up to Umno to decide the political future of his son-in-law, who had been accused of being the power behind the throne.

Shrugging off curbs, some in China's media industry are bringing about subtle change.

A blanket of yellowish smoke hung over the city today, while its iconic Petronas Twin Towers were barely visible.