Archive - 21 July 2007

But a growing tide of leaks, including news that at least six characters die in the book, threatened to mar the event.

The Singaporeans are hoping to find ways to work out the 'practical problems' with the IDR during a joint ministerial meeting in Johor this weekend.

Efforts are underway to provide water and food for the workers as more are expected to join them outside the Bangladeshi High Commission.

Be warned. Umno Youth chief Hishammuddin Hussien tells key ruling coalition partner MCA to stop issuing statements claiming Malaysia to be a secular state.

The embattled Port Klang rep is to serve until the court decides on the charges against him, says Selangor MB Dr Mohd Khir Toyo.

About 200 girls were made to stay in a fish pond in a Sibu school, all because someone has thrown a used sanitary towel into a toilet bowl.

As the Election Commission is unwilling to reform itself, the public will have to pressure them, says the PKR de facto leader.

This is the advice from Foreign Minister Syed Hamid Albar. He says the situation there is unstable and very dangerous.

The Sarawak United People's Party is unable to reach a consensus to admit Dr Johnicol Rayong into the party.

This does not mean, however, that we are tumbling towards an extremist, oppressive theocracy, says the Muslim Youth of Movement of Malaysia.

Fate is the mirror image of man's incompleteness, his limitedness, his deficiency, and his yearning to assuage his cosmic loneliness.