Archive - 29 January 2007

An opposition party flays the government for abusing the security law to conceal agreements, which it claims, sells out the public.

We are beginning to see more and more signs of what could be indications of a failing state, says Transparency International's Ramon Navaratnam.

At least seven factual and 80 grammatical errors have been detected in the new Ethnic Relations Module approved by the cabinet.

The Court of Appeal today rejects an application by InventQJaya for a stay of the winding up order given by the High Court.

free Come to the Central Market in Kuala Lumpur to learn the rich history and culture of these two magnificent urban landscapes via a photo exhibition now open till Feb 11.

Despite losing by nearly 6,000 votes, Ng Chee Pang and his supporters believe they still have a cause to celebrate. His father explains why.

Our education system is essentially examination-oriented though this in itself need not be a bad thing provided our examinations are prepared correctly. Our exams, unfortunately, are highly formulaic ...

The measure of a government is not how many good things the press writes about it, but how few bad things they can find.

Dr Mohd Khir Toyo and several other parties are being cited for contempt for ignoring a pending court application to stop all temple demolitions in the country.

However the figure does not include estimates of personal and commercial damages, signalling losses were set to skyrocket further.

The video also includes comments by Deputy Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak and the jubilant winning candidate moments after BN retained the seat.

Although we had to face challenges recently, it is evident that these had not undermined the people's support for the BN government, says the deputy prime minister.

Agreement has been recorded between NSTP and blogger Ahirudin Attan over publishing anything that may prejudice a defamation suit filed.

Dubious ventures, dubious players - how ready is the Anti-Corruption Agency to deal with new tactics?

The 28-year-old politician has broken ranks with the faction led by the PRS president. He reveals why.

They say the plans to link the Bakun hydro-electric dam in Sarawak to the mainland must be dropped.

The challenge is this: Do we have colour-blind professors/educators who will profess colour-blind ideology?

Malaysians are speaking out against the government's move to sign a free trade agreement with the US. The prime minister has just one choice.