Archive - 16 May 2007

Bekas Perdana Menteri itu terus menunjukkan respons positif terhadap rawatan yang diterima di Institut Jantung Negara (IJN) di ibunegara.

Malaysia's inflation rate in April was 1.5 percent, unchanged from March, official data showed today.

In a surprised announcement, the minister says his position in the cabinet may not allow him to do justice to his role in the bi-partisan select parliamentary committee.

Throughout Tuah Atan's life, he has had to convince people that he is able to achieve what he wants.

He has filed a law suit against two media organisations - Malaysiakini and Umno-owned Utusan Malaysia - for alleged defamation over the timber kickbacks scandal.

A high-ranking official at the Internal Security Ministry says a decision will be made very soon following yesterday's seizure of the controversial book.

The depositors are seeking more than RM5.076 million in special damages for the loss of their items in a robbery at a Public Bank branch.

court hearing The three Federal Court judges looked troubled by the seven questions posed in relation to the matrimonial and custody battle linked to religion.

'May 13: Declassified Documents on the Malaysian Riots of 1969' may look like a dry academic thesis, but it moves at a cracking pace. It is also undoubtedly one of the most important...

updated version The former premier is responding to treatment and was able to have breakfast with his wife today.

updated version Or have they? Despite a media report that they have apologised, one of them told Malaysiakini that was not the case.

While healthcare in much of the rest of the modern world is cruising ahead, Malaysia's is so very wedged in the medieval ages.

The public have been given a chance to express their views on action against the two sexist MPs in an online petition-cum-poll.

An average of 1,200 foreign domestic workers run away every month and that number was rising.

'Leak' artist Mohd Said Yusof remains to be properly investigated for claims that he last year asked customs to "close one eye" to illegal shipments of timber.

The former Utusan Melayu editor-in-chief says 'mature' people should not fear history.

The Belgium ambassador has rubbished claims that authorities in his country have violated the human rights of a Malaysian national in their custody.

The crews of Malaysia's controversial submarines are already training in France.

The government plans to use unmanned surveillance aircraft next year to patrol its land and sea borders.