Archive - 19 June 2007

The second day of the Altantuya murder trial reveals that the Mongolian national had visited Abdul Razak Baginda's residence several times before.

In a memorandum, it protested the "blatant abuse" of police powers in Sunday's arrest of two rights activists.

The premier disagrees with the opposition leader that the cabinet 'mishandled and misjudged' the issue.

A candlelight vigil will be held tonight by various NGOs in solidarity with M Revathi who is being held in an Islamic rehabilitation centre.

special report The Umno Youth chief is expected to step down and allow his deputy Khairy Jamaluddin to take over.

The party has unveiled its teams for seat-talks with Parti Keadilan Rakyat, but is keep details close to its chest.

We should look at the big picture. Overall, I think a FTA will do more good than harm to Malaysia.

Veteran opposition leader Lim Kit Siang feels that the matter warrants urgent attention in the House.

The prosecution's first witness says Altantuya made the demand after causing a commotion outside Abdul Razak Baginda's house.

Russia is also participating in tenders to sell Malaysia a range of armoured vehicles and anti-tank rocket systems.

Fresh from a charm offensive in Europe, the minister in charge of plantations counters allegations of widespread deforestation here.

Asean's reluctance to take concrete action against Burma emboldens the generals' sense of invincibility and reinforces the view that Asean is a 'toothless tiger'.

DAP members lashed out at the works minister, who gave as good as he got.

T he planned event at Dataran Merdeka today should become a people's movement against the abuse of dignity and destiny of Malaysians.

After two years, she has yet to find out why her son died at a police road block in Taiping.

He is not a registered subscriber, but a collection agency claims he owes Celcom more than RM300.

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.

The three main opposition parties are expected to kick off their seat negotiations for the coming general election soon.

From January to June this year, 19 Indonesian migrant workers had died in Malaysia, 17 of them women.

Match the strides being made by Asian economic giants, not poorer neighbours, Malaysia's policy makers are told.

While we need to tackle the root cause of it, it is imperative that the citizens also have the right to defend themselves.