Archive - 11 June 2007

One division has closed shop. Nine more are expected to do the same soon. The reason for this - is the top leadership's alleged preference for high-profile and wealthy individuals.

The nearly century old newspaper from Penang wants to spread its influence to the Klang Valley and further down south. [Video Inside]

Her life has been turned upside down since 2005, but there is no indication that the police are acting on her complaint.

Under the tie-up, Petronas and its partner will jointly invest in, develop and operate the export-oriented refinery at Sudan's only entry port.

A state of interdependence should be based on multilateral cooperation of producers and consumers, as well as governments and businesses, he says.

Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) Kedah dipercayai dilanda krisis ekoran sebahagian besar bahagian parti itu tidak sehaluan dengan gaya kepimpinan pusat yang didakwa mereka lebih mengutamakan golongan "VIP" dalam parti itu.

free It has been a long week of mourning for Loganathan of the evergreen Alleycats - this music genius had truly touched millions of people in his lifetime. [Video Inside]

Asean's secretary general criticises China and India for keeping silent over Burma's rights abuses.

Malaysia, with the MSC project, has become 'inter-textualised'. Who benefits from all these?

Lina Joy's case has highlighted, above everything else, the Malay-Muslim obsession with the boundaries of who is considered an 'insider' and who is an 'outsider'.

The cameras were installed for security purposes but have also proved handy for keeping an eye on workers.

Karen Armstrong, the author of three books banned by the government, will be visiting and speaking in Malaysia for the first time.

What everyone needs to know about avian flu.

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

Ketua Polis Negara menafikan sekeras-kerasnya laporan bahawa seorang daripada empat anggota Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) yang ditahan di Singapura telah "menjalani latihan di Malaysia".

The opposition party still harbours hope that it will form the government in its frontline state.

Perhaps now he will be more focused in running the country and deliver all his promises to the people, says a political analyst.

Health Minister Chua Soi Lek says that there are no human cases of bird flu in the country so far.

A teenager from Terengganu is in hospital for high fever after he came into contact with his chicken and ducks.

Following a series of defects in government buildings, Works Minister S Samy Vellu reveals measures to ensure high standards of maintenance.

A book on inter-ethnic and inter-religious conflicts has hit bookstores across the Causeway.

Will PAS leaders be able to overcome the obstacles of internal divisions and inter-opposition wrangling?

Musa Hassan also denies a Singapore claim that one suspected Jemaah Islamiah militant arrested in the republic had received training here.