Archive - 18 June 2007

Private investigator V Bala Subramaniam describes how he was paid to keep a Mongolian national away from Abdul Razak Baginda.

special report Three menteris besar are expected to be dropped from the Umno list for the coming general election, while another four will be moved to parliamentary seats.

He has been described by many who knew him well as one of the few Malay patriots whose ideals and principles in life have stood the test of time.

The opposition wants to debate the dismal ranking of Malaysia in an US report and the corruption charges against a deputy minister and the IGP.

A code of ethics, drawn from various examples of Commonwealth parliaments, will be tabled in the next session.

Book on 1969 riots will not be banned because it does not pose a threat to the nation's security.

The Indian Malaysian community will have other opportunities to reach the three percent equity target under the Ninth Malaysia Plan.

What is so wrong about importing US-grown rice if it results in Malaysian consumers paying a lower price for rice in general?

updated version The party is incensed that the officer appears to be 'covering up' the crime situation in Johor Bahru.

Altantuya had written a note to Abdul Razak in which she threatened his child if he refused to help her financially.

The postponement of the inter-faith conference has not done any damage to the country's international reputation and image, says a minister.

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

Despite the attempt to portray Malaysia as a tourist-friendly destination, an increasing number of tourists with valid documents have been arbitrarily arrested and detained.

At the start of the high-profile case, lawyer Karpal Singh's application to disqualify the judge is rejected. [Video Inside]

Tang Wensheng will be here to commemorate the 33rd anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between Malaysia and China.

The prime minister is too busy for the internal security job, says an opposition party which warns that the crime rate in the country has reached an alarming level.

Hammering on the door of equality, rights activities are seeking to eliminate the mindset that some issues can 'only be of interest to women'.

Technical problems and delays angered some fans who turned violent, smashing glass displays and setting fire to one cinema.

An official familiar with the talks said negotiations were centred on working out a solution to allow Proton to have a strong foreign partner.

The audited consolidated profit before taxation of the company will now be reduced from RM87 million to RM8 million.