Archive - 24 July 2007

Altantuya trial A police officer testifies that first accused Azilah was interrogated for six days, during which time he led the police to the crime scene.

On the same note, Kadir A Jasin says that it is still too early to say if cyber dissent will be culled.

That will be the cost of a one-way journey from Kuala Lumpur in the Australian budget carrier Jetstar.

Four major bookstores agree to end a sales boycott which was caused by heavy discounting by two hypermarkets.

Bagaimanapun, ekas Perdana Menteri, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad berkata ia tidak berjaya dilaksanakan kerana tiada negara lain yang sedia menjalankan urusniaga menggunakan dinar emas.

It won't be rice growers who benefit from planting Certified Padi Seeds, says a food-security NGO.

The recent arrest of Nathanniel Tan, a blogger and the call by Umno to the police to take action against 'Malaysia Today'...

The police officer disagreed with a 'scenario' that the second accused was not present when certain items were recovered from his room.

Bureaucratic deficiency, claims a fishermen's association, is affecting the livelihood of about 80 percent of the fishermen in Kuala Perlis.

The former premier says the reality is that Islamic teachings are incorporated in Malaysia's administration. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The editor of Malaysia Today is puzzled as to allegations made in the police report filed by Umno against the political website.

Two new dogs will replace Lucky and Flo, two black Labradors that have helped authorities sniff out fake music and movie discs worth millions of ringgit since March.

The international community has so far pursued policies of destruction, rather than the promised reconstruction.

Malaysiakini compares the key news and views in major newspapers. What is today's agenda for the English, Bahasa, Tamil and Chinese paper?

updated version However, the former premier says that the government will only learn that bloggers, just like Internet porn, cannot be stopped. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Accommodations were made at the birth of our nation-state. Can these be changed without impunity?

This follows a suggestion by a prominent banker that further consolidation would make the sector more competitive.

It is good that Umno reminds MCA and Malaysians that the BN is not always united. BN only appears united during 'buy elections'. When all is said and done, Umno is supreme and MCA is a little church mouse.