Archive - 11 November 2006

The message is clear. The rival factions in crisis-ridden Parti Rakyat Sarawak must compromise or risk the party being de-registered.

EXCLUSIVE The figures are nowhere near 100,000 as claimed but are actually only in the hundreds, says researcher Dr Mohd Azam Mohd Adil.

Complaints from European tourists that Malaysia Airlines' fares are too expensive has got Tourism Minister Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor worried.

As civil service drifts towards becoming ethnically homogenous, a DAP politician warns that the trend must be reviewed for the sake of forging national unity.

"I believe Altantuya is still alive," Shaariibuu Setev told reporters, breaking his silence for the first time after his arrival here on Thursday.

Gerakan is now my platform to bring the grievances of the Portuguese community to the BN, says former Malacca DAP leader Joseph Sta Maria.

A new Malaysian nation would indeed be born when some time in the future a non-Malay citizen could be elected as the prime minister of the nation.

The national mariner repeatedly stressed at their meeting yesterday that he and his wife were still Muslims, said Perlis MB Shahidan Kassim.

His lawyer says that the analyst was admitted in the coronary care unit of the KL Hospital last night and treated for chest infection.

The former premier was transferred to the normal ward last night and his family have told him to stay away from reading newspapers.

updated version Mokhzani says his father was in fine spirits and was already talking and meeting with visitors today while Mukhriz says his dad will give the Umno assembly a miss.