Archive - 11 May 2007

The anti-corruption agency's deputy director-general will be its new chief effective next Monday.

The prime minister has hinted that not one but several new bridges may eventually link Malaysia and neighbouring Singapore.

Professor Emeritus Dr Osman Bakar, a prime mover of the Building Bridges seminar claims that in his search for answers to the cancellation, he was passed from one office to another.

Abdullah gives his deputy his full backing, adding that he is happy with Najib's performance.

The Belgian ambassador vows to look into the strange circumstances surrounding the detention of Malaysian national A Srimalar.

The premier says the government did not issue any directive to the bank to impose a new racial quota policy.

The PKR advisor disagrees with the sudden cancellation of an international Muslim-Christian confab.

A Sarawak group refutes a government officer's allegation that some NGOs are using Penans to block logging roads to carry out illegal logging.

The time for challenging the elusive identity of race is urgently needed if we are to call ourselves truly Malaysians.

I would have thought that the conference would have promoted much better international religious understanding between Christians and Muslims.

special report The chronology of events on the 'May 13' riots have been pieced together with newly-declassified documents from London in a new book to be launched in KL on Sunday.

Beliau mendedahkan memang ada 'pihak' yang terbabit mengeluarkan kad pengenalan kepada rakyat asing di Sabah tetapi menafikan Umno terbabit untuk tambah bilangan pengundinya.

special report Newly-declassified documents argue that the May 13 riots was a planned coup d'etat against the first premier and not spontaneous clashes between Malays and Chinese as official history paints it.

PAS vice-president Dr Hasan Ali says it does not matter if it is a spiritual, professional or youth leader. Change must not be feared.

The Council of Churches of Malaysia is puzzled with the government's sudden decision to cancel an international Muslim-Christian interfaith conference to be held in Kuala Lumpur.

The armed forces of Malaysia and Indonesia agree to step up cooperation to boost security along shared borders.

Former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad's views on logging scandal involving a Chief Minister and about the house belonging to Mugabe in Malaysia.

exclusive The wily octogenarian dodged attempts to get a definitive answer to the many questions surrounding the secret 'Project M' allegedly bearing his initial. [VIDEO INSIDE]