Archive - 4 December 2006

The police's harsh actions have been questioned in regards to the demolition and eviction exercise. [video inside]

The new grouping is seen as a stepping stone to a mooted European-style East Asia Community.

They held the highest number of shares among foreigners in Malaysian listed companies as of last year.

Supp president Dr George Chan's rivals in the party will take their case against him to all 35 branches soon.

The committee, headed by Deputy Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak, will made its report in two years.

The reasons for worsening ethnic relations is easy to find. PAS realises it cannot win non-Malay, non-Muslim ethnic minority votes. It wants a...

Deputy Internal Security Minister Mohd Johari Bahrum says all ministries much chip in to help curb the vice.

There are mixed reactions from lawyers on whether to hold a fresh Bar Council election after the discovery of forged ballot papers.

This was all that a rare dialogue between MCA Youth and a student group achieved, following protests over the sale of Nanyang Press to the Sin Chew boss.

Thinking that the public is ignorant or stupid, the deputy finance minister claimed that the data were obtained on the methodology as advised by the World Bank.

Malaysiakini.tv spoke to victims whose houses were razed by fire last month. They are unhappy with the alternative accommodation offered to them.

The Christian Federation of Malaysia is appalled with yet another tussle over the body of a deceased person whose religious status has come under dispute.

Let us come back to our senses and teach others the beauty of Islam. But first, let us abolish the ISA.

This is one Durian we can do without, says the meteorology department which issued its highest alert yesterday.

A group of wheelchair-bound people take to the streets to vent their frustration over the lack of accessible public transportation.

An ancient wall has done what local residents have failed - now the RM21 million Malacca Tower will have to go somewhere else.

free Although she may not become Malaysia's first astronaut, she had already made a lot of Malaysians proud by what she had achieved.

updated version The companies say that they could not reach a definitive agreement in relation to the terms of such merger. Their shares will resume trading tomorrow.

A tobacco control expert questions why the government is dragging its feet on placement of graphic health warnings on tobacco products.

Economists said the slowdown in exports was sharper than anticipated.