Archive - 5 April 2007

The cases of two citizens whose lives have become problematic because of their religious status were highlighted by the opposition MPs today.

The government is considering a move to force bloggers to identify themselves so that it can track their activities.

That's the question Sabah opposition leader Dr Jeffrey Kitingan is asking. He has yet to be quizzed by the police or ACA after lodging two reports against Musa Aman.

Pada amnya, kata bank tersebut, kemerosotan itu disebabkan oleh kemerosotan dalam permintaan terhadap produk elektrik dan elektronik dari Amerika Syarikat.

Ng Chee Pang is on a mission. He is there to demand that the deputy prime minister keeps his promises made to the Batu Talam voters.

The two parties get into a war of words with both sides blaming each other for the fight outside the nomination centre in Machap on Tuesday.

The reactions ranged from calling for police action against Gerakan to invitations for a dialogue over the issue.

The state seat may be a Barisan Nasional stronghold but the opposition party is daring to dream of an improbable victory.

The Barisan Alternatif coalition partners will meet today to iron out the details, while DAP says it will make a decision in two days on whether to contest or not.

It is reported that R Subashini's husband, Muhd Shafi Saravanan Abdullah had been studying Islam since the age of 18. That is very ...

Is she being penalised by the system because she refused to follow her ex-husband's footsteps in converting to Islam, asks a reader.

The minister says there is a proposed toll hike from the Economic Planning Unit for Johor Bahru but he will not accept it.

There are mixed views as to who should lead the agency in the wake of a corruption scandal that has severely tainted its reputation.

PAS believes this court will end the dilemma faced by non-Muslims having to seek legal redress from the Syariah Court in their legal disputes with Muslims.

Set to open in May, the world's biggest court complex in Jalan Duta could be a disaster waiting to happen.

Deputy prime minister Najib says the urgent meeting would be held to discuss the fate of troubled national carmaker Proton.

Abdul Ghani Othman also tried to reassure the Malays on another contentious issue - that they will not be sidelined by a relaxation of pro-bumiputera policies in IDR.

Concluding a two-part exclusive interview, Nurul Izzah Anwar reveals how Raja Ahmad Shahrir Iskandar stole her heart.

exclusive The 26-year-old 'princess of reform' has chosen politics as a way to do something that she hopes will make her soon-to-be-born child proud of her. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Our eardrums are assaulted by the platitudes of 'justice, mercy and compassion' but these ring hollow when lonely individuals are thrown into sea without a lifejacket.