Archive - 13 June 2007

Fernandes said the budget carrier was permitted to fly to India under a bilateral agreement reached by New Delhi and Kuala Lumpur.

Consumers association are urging the government to offer financial aid to the affected traders.

It will replace the structure that was demolished in an Orang Asli settlement recently by the district authorities.

Ketua Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) bahagian Merbok, Mustafa Khalid Hanafi mengesahkan bahawa beliau telah meletakkan jawatan dan keluar PKR awal bulan ini.

A Tamil education group claims that the national education blueprint promotes a 'single identity nation-state concept.'

free Alleycats ruled the airwaves for as long as we can remember. Their fashion also stubbornly stood the test of time alongside their unique and highly-insurable voice and singing talent.

Your interview with the Rela Director-General (DG) Zaidon Asmuni goes a long way towards explaining the mindset behind the many recent actions and dealings of this organisation.

special report The opposition, namely DAP, is hoping to secure a big win in the state in the coming general election.

It will be quantity over quality based on the contents of a Public Service Department circular.

The government is under intense pressure to announce details of a partnership for Proton in a bid to stem a sharp decline in market share.

News of the proposal has not gone down well with former lecturer and politician Dr Syed Husin Ali.

Sixteen others admitted to hospital with flu-like symptoms have tested negative for the virus.

We now face possible sanctions, including the withholding by the United States of non-humanitarian, non-trade related foreign aid.

They are wondering if the large amount of money to be poured to build the pipeline would be economical.

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.

The final judgment on the Lina Joy case has brought to head the increasingly controversial and divisive issue of religious freedom in Malaysia.

Bukit Jalil, known for its state of the art sports complexes, may also become the site of a temporary detention centre. [Video Inside]

The honeymoon is over for many politicians the world over and Malaysia's premier may be wearing out his welcome too.

special report When the Port Klang Authority chairperson is also a director in a company with which it has had indirect business dealings, eyebrows are bound to be raised.

The human rights commission says it is unfair for Malaysia to be included on a US list of the worst human trafficking offenders.