Archive - 2 December 2006

There is a need to strike better balance between the exercise of the right to assembly and the interest of the government to maintain public order.

While computers are becoming affordable, software needed by the blind to read text on the Internet, remains beyond the reach for most.

An opposition party says the government's top leadership need to address three questions on the widely publicised murder of the 28-year-old Mongolian beauty.

How can the government effectively clamp down on tobacco use if the tobacco industry itself is helping the authorities develop tobacco regulations?

Menteri Muda di Pejabat Ketua Menteri (Hal Ehwal Islam) Sarawak, Datuk Daud Abdul Rahman berkata, kerajaan negeri akan terlebih dahulu menjalankan siasatan rapi terhadap aktiviti syarikat itu.

The motion proposed by the Law Hieng Ding group has prompted an embattled George Chan to cancel a party meeting tomorrow in what his opponents say is a delaying tactic.

Najib Tun Razak says Thai authorities will be given access to 131 Muslims who fled southern Thailand last year.

The Bangkok-based group is concerned over the proposed merger saying that the monopolisation of information and political influence will stifle democracy.

In this age when clash of civilisations brings nothing but strife and acrimony, knowing another language and another universe cannot be so bad.

Three Malaysian men were arrested at the Phnom Penh International Airport as they tried to smuggle the crystal amphetamines known as 'ice' to Kuala Lumpur.

Dr George Chan's opponents in the party are now coming out in the open in greater numbers, telling him that he must go.

Ali Khan Samsuddin 48, who broke records by living with thousands of scorpions and hundreds of snakes, died yesterday after a cobra bit him.