Archive - 9 June 2007

an intern's viewpoint In the end, it was just what the happy PM had wished for - a simple, modest wedding. But that did not deter many from turning up at Seri Perdana to see the newly married lovebirds.

Modern modes of communication offer cheaper alternatives for government bodies to express their appreciation for VIPS and dignitaries, says Dr Tan Seng Giaw.

In this concluding part of the interview, Nasharudin responds to criticisms against the party's young turks on Islam, the Islamic state document and issues on conversion and apostasy.

exclusive The PAS deputy president denies that the young turks he leads have tried to woo over the hearts of non-Muslims at the expense of championing issues on Islam.

Mr Opposition says the powers of the various religions should be harnessed in such a manner as to promote unity, harmony and a more progressive Malaysia.

Dr Mahathir Mohamad says the government must continue to protect Proton to ensure that it does not lose its identity as a national carmaker.

The five villagers shot dead by a gunman during a wedding reception in a Sarawak longhouse were buried near their homes today.

The RM10 million car park plan of the Municipal Council of Penang Island's conflicts with public transport agenda, says a group.

How many young Malay men and women are living a decent life on subsistence wages in the cities and towns, struggling at the bottom of the economic heap at the mercy of the entire capitalistic machinery?

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.

After being ignored by the state government, Kedahans are taking their protest in last year's quit rent hike through a massive signature campaign.

Wisma Putra announced today that the culture, arts and heritage minister has been nominated for the top Commonwealth post by the Malaysian Government.

A total of eleven Malaysians were under observation in hospital today as officials denied there was a second outbreak of bird flu in the country