Archive - 28 May 2007

Muslims worldwide appear weak because they have been told so and they believe it.

Impending negotiations between the two opposition parties over seats for the general election are already running into problems.

free The degree programme is planned so as not to disturb the career and family life of the nurses.

The former premier does not have major functions scheduled for at least a week following his recent heart attack.

The Malaysian Reserve is aimed at business professionals, high network individuals and key decision makers.

It is necessary to establish an independent body to study whether the civil service number quoted at 1.2 million is too big to service our small population.

updated version The project - involving Malaysian, Indonesian and Saudi Arabian firms - will divert oil from flowing through the Malacca Strait.

Asking the Malaysian public to vote out gender-insensitive politicians is akin to water off a duck's back. Malaysians are a lot who scare easily and will never stand up for a conviction which they will hold dear.

The veteran journalist recounts the 17 years of his detention in Singapore in the translated second part.

He is the first Malaysian homosexual to hold the post in a New York-based church.

Ahirudin Attan's bid to strike out the defamation suit filed against him by NSTP and four others will be heard on Aug 7.

At every elections come, the promise of a prosperous kingdom comes. Pay raise comes even to the ones undeserving, so that they will continue to pledge allegiance.

The two-day meeting is viewed as the Muslim world's version of the Davos meeting.

DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang tells the education ministry it is wrong to stand in the way of those choosing schools for their children.

Wives have complained that the Chinese maids are wrecking families by having affairs with their husband.

Malaysiakini compares the key news and views in major newspapers. What are today's news agenda for the English, Bahasa, Chinese and Tamil papers? Find out here.

Announcement after announcement has been made but there is no sign of the RM1.4 billion project taking off any time soon.

Tunku Abdul Rahman had an inkling of trouble for himself and concerns about security ahead of the 1969 racial riots.

Genting International shareholders today approved plans to buy a 25 percent stake of sister firm Star Cruises.

His unexpected decision to withdraw his candidacy for the presidency of PKR has left both himself and the movement in a difficult spot.