Archive - 18 November 2006

Party president George Chan is on shaky ground and has decided to steer clear of three new committees under the party's forward plan.

BN risks losing electoral support from other races in the next elections as they are 'hurt and very unhappy' with what transpired at the Umno assembly, warns Gerakan Youth.

In this second part of a special Tamil video feature, malaysiakini.tv talks to consumers on their fears of car repossessors.

Malaysia's leading women's right group Sisters in Islam rebuts accusations that it was doing work that was against the Islamic faith.

MIC president Samy Vellu says he was making arrangements to repay investors in three month's time. Shareholders, however, are not buying the sweet talks.

A Chinese shipping giant is eyeing a stake in two Malaysian ports, including top container port Tanjung Pelepas, which neighbours Singapore.

'Hisham has unsheathed his keris , waved his keris , kissed his keris . We want to ask him when is he going to use it' - this provocative statement offended Karpal Singh.

exclusive Dr Shamrahayu Abdul Aziz claims the 'unofficial' incidence of apostasies from Islam is far greater and still warrants immediate attention.

Shaman Ki Gendeng Pamungkas menjadi buah mulut penduduk kota ini selepas beliau melakukan sumpah dan dikata akan mengenakan santau ke atas Bush.

Top officials from France's PSA Peugeot-Citroen offcials will meet with Proton people to place a bid for the troubled Malaysian auto maker.

Chile is Malaysia's third largest trading partner in Latin America and bilateral trade was at RM893.5 million in 2005.

Let's talk about economic growth instead of security in Hanoi. Pak Lah says security issues could be dealt with at other forums.

Najib says fares to the two states should not burden the passengers as they have no other means to travel between the peninsula and the two east Malaysian states.

Thanks to my computer crashing out this week, I began to reflect upon this relationship between man and his tools.