Archive - 9 July 2007

Altantuya trial The judge will decide tomorrow on whether corporal Sirul's confession can be accepted as evidence.

New laws will be drafted by early next year to protect information privacy, following the CTOS controversy.

The CID chief says luxury cars stolen here are being smuggled out of the country and sold to fund terrorist and criminal organisations.

The opposition leader takes Abdullah to task for saying that he does not know who the minister is.

Their 'over-reaction' to a doctored photo indicates there is more than meets the eye, says the rights group.

Malaysia needs to boost its competitiveness to maintain economic growth at six percent and keep pace with the dynamic economies of other countries.

The government will not do away with ISA as it helps to maintain peace and security in the country, says the prime minister.

Some letter writers have suggested that people like Lina Joy should in fact take her matter to the Syariah Court to renounce her religion first before attempting to...

The regional group will not be so helpless against renegade member-states when the Asean Charter takes effect.

Altantuya trial Submissions on the admissibility of Sirul Azhar's alleged confession began today on day 15 of the Mongolian murder trial.

Scientists are saying that long-term commitments and dedication are needed for the conservation of critically endangered sea turtles.

The PKR leader wants religious authorities to respect Revathi's decision and let her profess the religion of her choice. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The government cannot continue to 'close one eye' on some of the recent cases which followers of minority religions are viewing with growing concern.

From its potential impact on the environment and livelihood of the locals, the prime minister says a decision will only be made after evaluating all concerns.

The output in May, as measured by the industrial production index (IPI), was up 4.3 percent from April.

The opposition politician says non-Muslim communities in Sabah and Sarawak have nothing in common with Malay politics.

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.

exclusive When Dr Lim Hock Siew was detained, his son was five-months-old. When he was released, the boy was in university.

Mental colonisation sustains the Master-Slave narrative as long as space and time permit and resources are available for exploitation.

'I did not do anything wrong but they insisted on rehabilitating me to become a Muslim. But I am a Hindu and I choose to remain this way.'