Archive - 2 August 2007

The 44-year-old businessman son of MIC's president claims that allegations linking him to the death of an actress was the work of people out to gain political mileage.

The police recovered a note with Altantuya Shaariibuu's details and some phone numbers in a bag found in chief inspector Azilah Hadri's office in Bukit Aman.

We are ready, declared Hadi Awang, and PAS will retain Kelantan and regain control of Terengganu in the upcoming polls.

A regional group says government red tape may hinder the realisation and effectiveness of the development programme targeted to benefit the northern states.

Some 100 devotes submit a memorandum to Malacca Chief Minister Mohd Ali Rustam protesting the demolition of the Sri Periyachi Amman Temple.

The party's secretary-general says this can be seen in the ambiguous explanations on matters like the stages of development, contract offers and tenders.

Many decent Malaysians share Transparency International's sentiment and wants the attorney-general to be more transparent in making his statement that...

Laporan khas Presiden PAS, Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang berkata, PAS yakin dapat merampas semula Terengganu berdasarkan 'mood' rakyat kepada parti pembangkang itu.

The union will hit the picket trail until the government agrees to introduce a minimum wage law for private sector workers.

An opposition party says it has 'reliable information' that two senior public prosecutors have allegedly applied for optional retirement.

This article aims to dissect some of the NCER characteristics and to discuss some of its targets which are impressive on the outset but appeared to be quite lofty if properly analyzed.

It brushes aside speculations that several top prosecutors will quit the chambers in protest but said some are receiving 'good offers' from certain quarters.

Speculating on the motive behind the government's move to silence alternative media and bloggers who post on Islam is hardly rocket science.

A month after TV hot-shot Victor Gu joined MCA, rumours of his future political role started making its rounds within the party.

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 The trial-within-a-trial is called to determine the admissibility of evidence pertaining to Sirul showing the police the spot where they can find Altantuya's jewellery.

updated with chart Senior cabinet minister Bernard Dompok broke ranks today on the Islamic state issue, saying that he disagreed with his colleagues.

I fully support the call by the Tanjong Malim Umno division to bring back English schools.

Two world-renowned Cambridge historians specialising in the British Empire in Asia reaffirm the fact that the communist leader was born in Sitiawan, Perak.

The board says it is confident that managing director Idris Jala and his team will address the recent string of flight delays.