Archive - 14 June 2007

De facto PKR leader Anwar Ibrahim says fresh speculations surrounding the Altantuya murder trial should be taken seriously as previous ones have been proven true.

If the government can send monetary aid to Indonesia when there is a forest fire, why not help local traders affected by flash floods? asks the PKR president.

DAP issues an invitation to Dr Chua Soi Lek for a debate on Chinese education and asks the health minister to be a gentleman and accept it.

A landmark anti-trafficking bill is currently working its way through Parliament, the prime minister says.

An international conference, set to be held in December, will provide a platform for young entrepreneurs whose businesses promote ICT usage to secure funding.

However imperfect our system may be, we are still a workable democracy. Despite the abuses and misconducts, we are still many steps ahead of others.

Personally, I think universal healthcare is something that we should all aspire to, as access to appropriate healthcare facilities is a fundamental human right.

Will more LRT lines solve the public transportation problems in Subang Jaya or the Klang Valley?

These include cases where rights were violated during the course of duty, police brutality and deaths in custody.

Few believe in the accuracy of the Penang's population statistics released by the state's Statistics Department last December.

The money is for pumps and additional flood retention ponds for the city - the construction of which had stalled over a lack of money.

An award-winning actress who shaved her head for a film role has attracted criticism from influential muftis.

special report Beside selling the land on which the free zone is situated, KDSB was also appointed to develop the zone into a regional export and transhipment hub. Answers on why this failed and other posers are needed.

The court allows MTUC and 13 others to seek a judicial review of the government's decision to place the Selangor water concession agreement under the OSA.

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

exclusive The high profile politician has amassed more than a dozen traffic summonses over the past year, six of them for breaking the speed barrier. These have yet to be settled.

updated version The US report is based on certain assumptions that are not valid, not legitimate, charges Foreign Minister Syed Hamid Albar.

After eight months of preparation, it seems like there is a lack of preparedness, says Altantuya's distraught father.