Archive - 31 January 2007

Ronnie Liu, Tian Chua and Khalid Ibrahim have been summoned for questioning at Bukit Aman for making public a secret toll concession agreement.

Naib Presiden PAS itu berkata jika keadaan itu berlaku, tentunya akan menjejaskan kredibiliti kerajaan.

They record a startling 44.5 percent jump ever since Abdullah Ahmad Badawi assumed the premiership three years ago. The PM is also internal security minister.

World leaders will find themselves labelled 'war criminals' if found guilty by the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal, a brainchild of Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

Lawyer Foo Ton Hin has no right or power to compel the election scrutineers to act in a certain manner, says the counsel for a scrutineer.

Nobody is above the law, including bloggers, says the former premier when commenting on the lawsuits filed by NSTP.

The former premier oozes with sarcasm when asked for his views on reports claiming his handpicked successor has bought a RM200 million private jet. [video inside]

We were told that there is insufficient funds to increase the pay of our rank-and-file policemen who shamefully live below the average-income line.

Musharraf will tell Abdullah about the outcome of his talks with the leaders of Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Syria and the United Arab Emirates.

As in the days of the wild west, bounty hunters are prowling about on the lookout for migrant workers.

Alison Whitelock has to be revealed to the world for once and for all what she is: the best writer of sad and funny stories that I've ever personally known.

free Thaipusam is celebrated in all parts of the world where there is a concentration of South Indians. In Malaysia, the manifestation of the festival is best witnessed at Batu Caves and Penang.

Pasukan mencari dan menyelamat telah menemui mayat seorang lagi penumpang helikopter yang terhadap di lautan, 40km dari Bintulu, Sarawak.

They transfer government funds to a special financial vehicle run by former government servants, and then get them to buy the executive jet and lease it from them.

Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's support for the defamation suits filed by NSTP is regretted by an international press freedom group.

The survivors are brought to the hospital under police security nine hours after the incident was reported.

Jostling for top spots in Sarawak's ruling party gains momentum as leaders seek to get a foot in the door in the post-Taib Mahmud era.

The works minister and cabinet come under fire from the opposition for calling on the AG to act against those responsible for exposing the 'classified' document.

Two umbrella groupings have warned to work against the proposed US-Malaysia free trade agreement, unless it addresses worker's rights.

The body of an oil rig worker was recovered today from the wreckage of a helicopter which crashed off Sarawak.

It will send a message that the two countries are 'not open for business', a US official warns today.