Archive - 27 July 2007

Abdul Gani Patail says the investigation has found no grounds to link the IGP to the allegation that he accepted RM2 million to free three suspected criminals.

How will the civil court decide on the cases involving S Shamala, R Subashini and A Rayappan in the wake of Wednesday's Federal Court landmark judgment?

In another twist to the multi-million ringgit timber kickbacks scandal, the Hong Kong company at the centre of the controversy has sought to dissolve itself.

A senior minister's son has been implicated in an anonymous letter alleging a cover-up in the death of K Sujatha. The cops are investigating whether foul play was involved.

Two 'princesses' from an ancient Indonesian empire, now detained by immigration authorities in Miri, want to be moved to the state capital.

Education Minister Hishammuddin Hussein Onn said in a press interview early this month that he wants our schools to cultivate 'people with new ideas, who are critical and creative adept at problem-solving...

The party is strong, says its secretary-general Radzi Sheikh Ahmad when asked if the allegations on blogs will affect Umno's chances in the coming elections.

The opposition leader wants the Parliamentary Select Committee on Integrity to probe a report that a senior police officer is rolling in millions.

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

Malaysia's largest telecommunications provider announced profits of RM1.296 billion ringgit for the six months to June.

Abdullah CD says the history of the Bukit Kepong attack in the movie Peristiwa Bukit Kepong has been distorted.

President Bush is reportedly ready to send an envoy to the Organisation of the Islamic Conference in an attempt to exert some influence over the largest Muslim body.

It is not registering and compartmentalizing our doctors in a parliamentary edict that is important but equipping them with knowledge that is critical.

The ACA and the Election Commission (EC), if there is any worth and integrity in them, should follow up on Dr Mahathir's claim that there was bribery and vote-buying during the Ijok by-election.

Managing director Syed Zainal Abidin said the new 1.6 litre sedan - priced from RM44,000 to RM55,000 ringgit - will be a bestseller.

A Taiwanese man and five Vietnamese have been jailed for between five and 12 years for trafficking more than 120 Vietnamese women to Malaysia.

Nazri Aziz says that it's for the prime minister to consult with the component parties in Barisan Nasional on the matter first.