Archive - 5 February 2007

Opposition leader Tian Chua's office and home were searched by police today as part of the probe into alleged breach of the Official Secrets Act.

The opposition leader says there is a 'rising tide of repression' under Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's administration.

Except for the limited purpose of ascertaining the source of the leak of the LDP concession agreement, the move to investigate four opposition leaders under the Official Secrets Act 1972 (OSA) is pointless because...

Fact or fiction? Those attending the international conference on war crimes are told of a secret organisation with sinister motives.

Business and politics are connected within the free trade agreement, a consumer activist reminds the nation's top two leaders.

The Bar Council wants the government to cooperate with the UN agency as it functions are indispensable.

The fate of an ethnic Chinese man who was switched at birth and brought up as a Malay Muslim, and who now wants to renounce the religion, is in the hands of the syariah courts.

The majority of these media would support wars, invent excuses for wars and lie to encourage wars, says the former premier.

TowerBrook Capital Partners paid 185 million pounds for the brand, favoured by stars like singers Madonna and Beyonce Knowles.

Former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad talks about, among others, the lack of support from his friends in the corporate sector for his anti-war conference in this first of a two-part series.

In calm seas and under clear blue skies, marine security forces from Japan, Malaysia and Thailand swing into action, launching a dramatic rescue operation involving patrol boats and helicopters.

exclusive The former premier says US President George W Bush must be stopped before he starts a war with Iran. [video inside]

Abdullah puts aside his bitter row with his predecessor to wish him well, saying that he would be proud to see Mahathir win the Nobel.

Malaysiakini was there to capture the arrest of toll protestors in front of Puchong's IOI shopping mall on Sunday.

It is the rampant and unethical use of the sate ideological apparatuses that is maintaining the structure of Malay hegemony.

Malaysia's woeful economic performance demands political change - there are no two ways about it.

They kicked off a make-or-break fifth round of trade talks, imperilled by sensitive issues and a row over a Malaysian energy deal with US foe Iran.

History should remember Blair and Bush as the killer of children or the lying prime minister and president, says Mahathir.