Archive - 21 February 2007

Into Day 8 of the Apcet II trial, judge Wan Adnan Muhamad warns the federal counsel to stick to relevant arguments and precise questions.

An opposition leader says investors may even claim losses from the premier should they lose money by taking his stock advice.

The government's initiative and drive towards privatisation was to give a quantum boost towards transforming the its service quality and delivery of services.

The close associate of PKR advisor and former deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim says this is the wish of the majority of the party's Indian members.

An academic calls on the government to release the full details of the sources of the data and the methodology used.

The National Higher Education Fund will take 'several thousands' of former students to court for failing to settle their study loans.

A special 'wish' goes out this Year of the Fire Boar to hogs the world over.

Abdul Taib Mahmud appeals to the people to have trust in the Sarawak state government.

Is China the target of a Australia-Japan defence pact to be signed next month?

The snoops will help catch Muslim couples engaged in "immoral activities".

Contrary to what is being portrayed by the BN-controlled media, the PKR advisor says the opposition is a viable option to the ruling front.

Thailand must ensure the security of Malaysian investments in the kingdom's troubled south.

Najib, who is also the defence minister, vowed to take tough action if the seniors were found guilty, including sacking them from the airforce academy.

A free trade agreement between Malaysia and the US will not push drug prices up but instead will generate jobs and woo clinical research.

Muhammed Hazim Ahmad Azman was allegedly forced to drink his own urine and dunked sewage drums.

Human Rights Watch says the resulting isolation would also put them at risk of other abuses.

Experts say the attacks in Thailand underscores the militants' resolve to derail any bilateral efforts to bring peace to the south.