Archive - 24 January 2007

Malaysia slammed a failed UN Security Council resolution against Burma, saying it had hardened the resolve of authorities in the military-ruled state.

The United States' strategy of sending more troops to Iraq will not help quell the violence there, and a solution must come from within Iraq, says Malaysia.

Malaysia dismisses fears of growing Islamic radicalism in Southeast Asia, but says the region was experiencing a renewed interest in the faith.

Lawyers attached to a police watchdog and their clients claim that the AG's Chambers are "not serious" about such proceedings.

free Two weeks ago, 17-year-old Ili Ameera Azlan packed her bags to join the NS training at the Ayer Keroh camp in Malacca. She never came back. Neither did 17 others before her.

Synergy Drive, the merger vehicle, signed sale agreements with Sime Darby, Golden Hope Plantations and Kumpulan Guthrie Berhad, involving all their assets and liabilities.

Ong Chee Keng explains that he did launch a personal attack against the party leaders but was questioning his removal.

A group of people are allegedly preying on flood victims to prevent them from voting, claims Adnan Yaakob.

A gold-mining operation has been given the go-ahead for cyanide leaching, causing worry for 3,000 villagers over the health and environmental impact.

I refer to the Election Commission's recent statement that the Batu Talam by-election would be fair and transparent. If so, I hope that in all future elections, they will ...

The prime minister tells BBC why his predecessor launched scathing attacks against him. Abdullah also says he will continue to run the country.

The school first opened its doors 95 years ago. Now plans to relocate the school to a more conducive site is taking shape but some parents complain it is not happening fast enough. [video inside]

The premier says there is no freedom without responsibility and that bloggers must be responsible for their writings or risk facing legal action.

Its hands are tied because the election code of ethics - under which the rival's complaints were filed - is not enforceable.

Many in Malaysia remain unconvinced that higher protection of intellectual property rights will bring about the gains outlined by the US.

His statements have stirred up controversy at a time when Australian Muslims are coming under increased scrutiny in relation to terrorism.

Despite all European nations having signed the European Convention on Human Rights, the living conditions of many Roma remain appalling.

The Prime Minister says the global fight against terrorism will be more successful if the world community does more to resolve the Palestinian problem.

As the ruckus builds around a defamation suit, this is no time for bloggers to lose heart or slacken their efforts.

He accuses Abdul Aziz Kiram of abusing government machinery and fighting him with 'cannons and fighter jets'.