Archive - 18 July 2007

For the first six months of the year, the consumer price index rose 2.0 percent from a year earlier.

The former PKR member says that there must be something wrong with the leadership for so many members to be leaving the party.

Instead, the chief minister wants to limit the size of the herd on each farm.

I watched the British prime minister over British telly this morning and could not help but listen with admiration at the parliamentary process that was at play. Here was a prime minister not resting on his laurels ...

Removing the names of those holding old identity card from the electoral roll is unconstitutional, said the election watch group.

The government, judiciary and all Malaysians have been urged to respect the social contract formulated in 1957.

If website authors are spreading lies, why do we need to track them down? It would be obvious to the people that they are lying. If not, then we want to know these 'lies'.

In a letter to the deputy prime minister, PAS vice-president Husam Musa poses several key questions regarding the aborted mega-project.

Justice has been robbed blind for years and it's time for Anwar Ibrahim to do something to wrest the scales back.

A frustrated complainant asks what has happened to the corruption reports he has lodged against the senior official of a premier school in Kuala Lumpur.

free Kuala Lumpur-born Charles Morais, 45, is well on his way to becoming one of the leading hoteliers in the United States.

The police are not ruling out the same suspect being behind both thefts because they had the car keys.

The deputy public prosecutor says that another two weeks is needed to reply to an affidavit filed by the PKR webmaster's lawyers.

All the major dailies today highlighted the discovery of the RMAF Nuri helicopter which went missing last Friday. All six military personnel in the chopper had perished in the crash.

The merged plantation entity is set to be the second largest company on the bourse, with a market capitalisation of about RM48.5 billion.

updated version A steep and bumpy dirt track, barely wide enough for a vehicle, led to the forest clearing where prosecutors allege Altantuya was murdered. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The tertiary education arena in Malaysia has turned into a battleground between educators and politicians.