Archive - 3 February 2007

Residents living in areas near the planned Kelau Dam in Pahang are urged to come out strongly against the project.

Opposition leader Lim Kit Siang wonders why the works minister is demanding 'pounds of flesh' from those who revealed the toll concession agreement.

US negotiators have signalled possible flexibility in dealing with the sensitive issue of Malaysia's government procurement policies.

How can Malaysia, as a member of the United Nations Human Rights Council, not recognise the role played by the UN High Commission for Refugees here?

Denied a chance to appeal to the Federal Court and seek refuge in Finland, the Cambodian ex-police chief wants three government officers cited for contempt

Those who borrow from Ah Longs need not worry for now as the cabinet thinks the police should continue its focus in going after loan sharks first.

Details from a classified agreement between the Selangor government and water concessionaire Syabas were revealed to potential investors in 2005.

For the occasional domestic tourist from remote parts of Malaysia though, KL is still a city of glittering lights and seductive promises.

US wants the free-trade talks to continue despite controversy over a mammoth energy deal between Malaysia and Iran.