Archive - 26 May 2007

Having had enough of Nallakarupan's tirade in public, several Indian party leaders launched an attack against the enigmatic businessman's performance when he was in PKR.

Now that the police has a fairer salary, it's time the independent commission be implemented in line with a world-class police service, says Mr Opposition.

The deputy premier says the people should make their decision based on the principles the party holds and what it stands for to ensure they get the best in return.

The Kedah Chinese Assembly Hall leads the way in gathering signatures to protest a drastic quit rent hike in the state.

Two former vice chiefs and three fresh faces are helming the three top posts in the women wing. The new chief has the general election as her immediate priority.

Sarawak DAP elected reps are taken aback to receive two different replies to the same question from a deputy chief minister.

updated version Anwar pulls out from the contest for fear that the party could be deregistered in the run-up to the general elections. A third candidate also withdraws from the race.

The Bar Council wants a local in-depth study on corruption perception, after a global survey revealed that Malaysians felt that the judiciary was not corrupt.

Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail reiterates her intention to give up her president's post but stresses that she will continue to serve and contribute to the party.

Rafidah Aziz does her bit for Malaysia's tourism in Shanghai by seducing Chinese couples to spend their honeymoon in the country.

Malaysia and Indonesia want to meet European lawmakers to debunk accusations that oil palm plantations are environmentally destructive.

The Burmese political icon has her house arrest extended for another year by the country's military leaders, ignoring international calls for her freedom.

I do agree for once with this decision to raise the pay of our civil servants. After all, this is the first significant pay rise for them in 15 years.