Archive - 21 November 2006

The controversy-dogged assemblyperson is now accused of abusing his position to secure a multi-million development project for his sons.

Kampung Berembang villagers are staring at a bleak future after their houses were torn down in a demolition exercise. [video inside]

Since the inaugural launch on Nov 15, in terms of cable and satellite platforms, the satellite station has reached more than 80 million households.

The woman is said to be responsible for the SMS which led hundreds of Muslims to protest outside a church in Ipoh.

Activist Tian Chua stood by his claim that police were negligent in dispersing the mob that stormed the Apcet II meeting 10 years ago.

Opposition Leader Lim Kit Siang worked himself up to boiling point over a government representative's inability to answer him.

Sources are not ruling out the possibility of a two-week suspension over the report which was critical of Umno delegates.

Yayasan Konrad Adenauer memperjelaskan dakwaan bahawa ia menyokong badan-badan tempatan yang 'menggugat' agama Islam.

Whatever the actual numbers of people leaving Islam, there are larger issues to address, say various groups.

As more and more of the delegates in the Umno general assembly spoke, it started to become very clear. The MCA Youth leader's statement...

The award of a Malaysian citizenship lies on stringent criterias and it is no surprise that only 35 percent of applicants succeed.

Apart from PSA Peugeot Citroen and Volkswagen AG, Naza Group and DRB-Hicom are also interested in the national car-maker.

'I regret and wish to inform that I had no intention of hurting anyone's feelings, especially the party president's, says the Umno Youth exco member.

Umno delegates should not be allowed to get away with seditious remarks, argues the veteran opposition politician.

Pak Lah labelled Tun M's criticisms as 'small doses of venom'. However, what spewed out at the Umno meet last week were lethal doses of self-destructing cyanide.

The Konrad Adenauer Foundation sets the record straight on the allegations that it is backing local groups who are 'undermining' Islam.

Perdana Menteri ketika diminta mengulas kenyataan Mukhriz itu berkata: "Oh dia menyesal. Tak apalah. Biar apa dia nak cakap. Ikut suka dialah."

Instead, said the ex-deputy premier, the party should concentrate on issues crucial to the country's future.

Mr Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, please demonstrate to us in unequivocal terms that you are truly the prime minister of all Malaysians.

The following is the first of a three-part interview with Munawar A Anees where he tells malaysiakini, among others, about the days leading up to his arrest.

exclusive He was back in Malaysia early this year - the first time since he left in 1999 on completing his sentence - for court hearings of his appeals.

When the economic noose tightens, Malay Malaysians may find themselves the biggest losers.

The following is the Nov 7, 1998 statutory declaration detailing Dr Munawar A Anees' harrowing treatment by the police after he was detained under ISA. Warning: Contains explicit language.

The country's biggest robbery would not have happened if the cargo complex managed by MAS had tight security, say freight chief Culas.

The NGO has denied the allegation that it is involved in activities that 'threaten the stability of Islam' in Malaysia.

What is 'nationalism' and does 'Malay nationalism' actually exist in this century?