Archive - 10 March 2007

The embattled deputy minister apparently lost his composure and couldn't recognise his own car when hounded by reporters who were bent on asking tough questions.

Calls for the ACA chief and the deputy internal security minister to be stripped of their powers grow louder with PAS joining the fray.

One faction turned up for the PRS peace talks. The other did not. Hence, there is not likely to be peace in the party for some time to come.

From rewards for nabbing snatch thieves to allegedly wild road trips, Putera Umno is almost ready for yet another eye-opening stunt - 10,000 feet in the air over the North Pole.

These are dizzying times indeed. All of a sudden, the public sphere in full of many different voices from a large array of sources questioning traditional wisdom.

The influential Inter-Parliamentary Union will not recommend the M'sian gov't to pardon Anwar for his corruption conviction.

The government has given the green light for the movie 'I don't want to sleep alone' by renowned film maker, Tsai Ming Liang, but with two conditions.

Singapore says it will continue to conduct "probity checks" on casino operators and owners even after licences are issued to ensure that only suitable persons are involved.

In this second of a two-part exclusive interview, ACA whistleblower Mohd Ramli Abdul Manan tells malaysiakini about why he felt let down by his colleagues within the agency.

exclusive Mohd Ramli Abdul Manan believes it was the ex-PM who ordered him to be transferred out of Sabah, where he was then the agency's state chief.

Malaysia Airlines plans to sell off property, including a piece of freehold land and a building which it currently operates from, to EPF.