Archive - 13 December 2006

The Bursa Malaysia may not be as active as others in the region but it surely is more stable, says Finance Ministry's parliamentary secretary.

Mongolia MPs has appealed to the Malaysian Parliament and government to ensure a fair trial in the Altantuya Shaariibuu murder case.

Despite the threats, portraits of Ashaari Muhammad continue to adorn the walls, and business carries on.

The privatisation policy has cost the nation dearly, but the government reckons that the 'vast experience' is worth the venture.

Errant maid agencies were charging fees of up to RM6,000, exceeding the government's cap of RM2,415.

The study shows that the Muslim style of praying benefits the heart and spine, while increasing the capacity for memory and attention.

As chairman of the Yayasan Pelaburan Bumiputera which holds majority shares in Permodalan Nasional Berhad, PM Abdullah Ahmad Badawi will be held responsible if...

She had a valid visa but apparently 'not enough' money in hand, so she was detained and deported.

While he may be known to be a self-made billionaire, George Soros is also a philosopher and an ardent supporter for transparent governance.

free Not surprisingly, to Professor Emeritus Dr Khoo Kay Kim, history is the mother of all disciplines.

The Alor Star High Court has struck out their suit on technical grounds.

Those involved in distributing the projects are cautioned against giving them out to part-time contractors and brokers.

True obscenity has nothing to do with the looseness or otherwise of women's morals or the depth of their necklines or the brevity of their skirts.

The couple were being investigated under Section 39B of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, which carries the mandatory death penalty on conviction.

The United Nations secretary-general believes that these lessons are vital as we confront the challenges of the 21st century.

Top editors have been instructed not to make an issue of impending increases - by up to 50% - at a hush-hush meeting chaired by Najib.

analysis Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is out on a limb and spin doctors can only do so much to stand between him and an increasingly skeptical public.

Young media activists are determined to pursue MCA president Ong Ka Ting over the party's involvement in the Chinese media.

Mizan Zainal Abidin, who at 44 will be Malaysia's second-youngest king ever, has handed the sultanate of Terengganu over to his eight-year-old son while he serves a five-year term in KL.