Archive - 14 July 2007

We must start by reaffirming - and demonstrating - that the problem is not the faith - it is the faithful, and how they behave towards each other.

A legal expert warns of the many holes in cyberspace where those with a false sense of security can fall into.

The deputy internal security minister has ordered the police to trace website authors for posting 'lies' on the Internet.

The circumstances surrounding the arrest of Nathaniel Tan has irked the two politicians while a human rights group claims that the cops had violated the Constitution.

PKR Youth today filed a report calling for police investigation into allegations made during the Altantuya murder trial.

The PBB deputy president says he was in Australia for an official meeting with the chief minister but declines to elaborate.

updated with chart Having spent 24 hours in the police lock-up, Nathaniel Tan, who is being investigated under the Official Secrets Act, will be held for another four days.

Don't be arrogant with the 'YB' title, Gerakan elected representatives are reminded by their party advisor Dr Lim Keng Yaik.

Raymond Francis, from Ipoh, went to Pakistan for a holiday and found himself detained in Afghanistan for the past eight months.

With internal problems in the opposition party now, Umno Youth feels the chance is right to crush it in the coming elections.

comment Of late, politicians seem to have contributed to the unwanted filth and dirt in cyberspace. Can they stop dumping their garbage on the Net as there is more than enough rubbish there already?

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.

updated version The helicopter with six people on board that went missing while on a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Kuantan yesterday has not been located as at 11am today.

The answers that we seek will then still elude us. It will elude us forever because as long as we live, we are an incomplete unfinished project.