Archive - 8 June 2007

The spanking new court complex hosted its first demonstration today when some 30 university students and activist gathered there.

The move away from a secular constitution could prove disastrous for the nation as it is the only way to protect all other religions.

Residents in affected areas are told to inform health authorities if their fowls had died under suspicious circumstances.

PAS' rule is shaky, says the deputy premier. According to him, BN can reclaim the state with the help of Umno veterans.

Before any dialogue can take place about Islam, there first must be respect for the religion, says Abim president Yusri Mohamad.

Party strategist Dr Dzukifli Ahmad says PAS is gunning for more seats, including those with urban voters, in the coming elections.

The PAS deputy president talks of his immediate plans after retaining the post and defends criticisms directed at the reforms introduced by the young turks in the party.

The latest explanation by the AG on the sudden change of the prosecution team raises more questions than it gives answers, especially in relation to his appreciation of the law and possession of common sense.

exclusive Nasharudin Mat Isa, a symbol of young turks in PAS, says he wants to speed up party reforms and make use of his second mandate to get the ball rolling. [Video Inside]

updated version Malaysia will once again have a First Lady when Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and Jeanne Abdullah tie the knot tomorrow.

This weeks G8 summit has been overshadowed by the increasingly acrimonious relations between the United States and Russia.

Mah Weng Kwai steps down as critics feel his appointment will lend credibility to Fiji's interim government which seized power in a military coup in 2006.

DAP responds to the Sarawak government's new unpopular land lease renewal policy with a challenge to Supp for a debate.

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

The news in the lead-up to the G8 meeting in Rostock, Germany is the dispute over the proposed declaration on climate change.

My purpose in writing this article is simply this: To point out that the American media is not always unflinchingly on the side of Israel.

If the laws have outlived their usefulness or if they are no longer applicable in our society, then petitions should be made to change them.