Archive - 26 January 2007

Orang Asli voters are asking for 'payment' in return for their support, reveals a BN campaign worker.

Sivarasa Rasiah has been accused of inciting voters to boycott the polls. He says Umno Youth misunderstood the law.

Any realistic effort to improve race relations must be carried out through the ruling party and existing political framework, argues outspoken Umno MP Zaid Ibrahim.

It's the same story being told before every general elections. DAP boss Karpal Singh repeats his party's stand against PAS Islamic state agenda.

According to the deputy information minister, this Sunday's contest has also attracted bookies out to make a quick buck.

The minister wants the law to be applied on those responsible for exposing a toll concession agreement. The opposition wants to know how was it leaked in the first place.

Am I reading this right? Is Pak Lah really taking sides here, against Jeff and Rocky, in what is really a civil suit? I mean I know that the NST is an Umno paper but isn't this going a little too far?

The commission will decide on Feb 12 whether to probe the allegation that the police had used excessive force at a protest against the increase in toll prices.

The foreign minister denies ordering ex-premier Dr Mahathir to back off from his role as negotiator in the Muslim insurgency in Thailand.

A survey by Global Traveler Magazine puts Malaysia ahead of other popular destinations such as Singapore, Hong Kong, Italy and Australia.

The idea that a 'surge' of another 21,500 American troops deployed throughout Iraq will bring the violence to an end is ludicrous.

Some oppose it while some say the bloggers had it coming. Observers also point out the 'official sanction' behind the action because of NSTP's close links with Umno.

Tan Sri Kasitah Gaddam dimasukkan ke Hospital Ampang Puteri di Kuala Lumpur kerana mengalami tekanan darah tinggi. Perbicaraan ditangguhkan hingga Isnin ini.

The Cambodia's ex-police chief has called for senior Malaysian officials to be punished over the swift deportation which landed him in prison for murder,