Archive - 1 December 2006

It is in line with the government's policy of increasing and expanding capacity, he adds.

Party president Pak Lah says that the Umno supreme council which met today has also told the trio not to go overboard in future.

The Selangor Islamic Department has been given the green light to give Rayappan Anthony a Muslim burial. However, his family are determined to prevent this.

The database is part of a regional effort to protect human rights defenders from reprisals.

Suhakam urges the government to seriously look into the problems faced by migrant workers in the country as the situation has greatly worsened.

When Najib recently talked about the role of newspapers in offering constructive criticism and correcting the government's mistakes, why then does the government keep a tight rein on the media?

The party's move to use entertainment to secure votes shows that it is facing enormous pressure, says Umno.

Sixty-one years after its defeat in the Pacific War, Japan is finally set to be given a full ministry of defence.

free Why is there still so much room for cigarette companies to promote and expand its business when the government is expected to enforce international covenants on its sale?

The Selangor Islamic authorities detain the duo following a press conference at the Rufaqa office.

US foreign policy is being reflected through a blinding array of prisms. Yet America continues to pursue an analogue communications strategy in a digital age.

An announcement on a proposed merger is expected to be made on Monday by the two media giants. The merger will give Umno complete monopoly of Malay-language newspapers.

Dr Chua Soi Lek says the number of reported dengue cases had doubled to 800 per week from normal levels of 400 per week.

Both countries will take immediate steps to compare their respective database relating to the problem of dual citizenship.

Umno issues a stern warning to Mukhriz Mahathir for criticising Pak Lah at the recent party assembly.

A one-time member of the elite Special Action Squad, was identified as the culprit in Wednesday's robbery in KL, during which he was shot dead.