Archive - 3 September 2007

Rawang New Villagers also want the premier to intervene and order the utilities giant to find alternative routes for their power transmission lines. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The foreign affairs minister has come under fire from PAS over the assault of an Indonesian karate referee.

In an interview with financial weekly The Edge , Dr Mahathir, Razaleigh Hamzah, Musa Hitam and Anwar Ibrahim share their views on the contentious policy.

Responding to a question from an MP, he explains the reasons behind the eyebrow raising transaction and denies reports that BMW has later bought part of Agusta for RM420 million.

The human rights group wants details of the duo detained under the Internal Security Act in Johor over alleged circulation of rumours of a racial riot.

It's one of betrayal, involving the rich and powerful, according to the PKR de facto leader.

Left out of plans for a Merdeka celebration last week, the DAP MPs came back with one of their own.

Former UN special rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers Param Cumaraswamy's suggestion of a 'stocktaking' exercise is not going to do the judiciary any good at all.

Drivers caught not wearing socks, leaving their shirt tails flapping loose, or deviating from the colour code of white shirt and black shoes could face fines.

The Higher Education Ministry argues that the loyalty pledge will not affect the quality of education.

How do we reconstruct the consciousness of our higher education institution, so that its body politics can create a holistic sense of beingness?

Merdeka series Can we discard our diverse ethnic background and different religious beliefs for Bangsa Malaysia?

The sexy singer will be without her usual midriff-flaunting tops and thigh-skimming skirts.

The 81-year-old will undergo surgery tomorrow at the National Heart Institute, where he was admitted yesterday.

Merdeka series It is the morning after Merdeka Day 2057. The Supremacist Alliance is in power...

Historical buildings at the leper settlement in Sungai Buloh are being torn down despite on going talks to preserve the heritage site.

Gone but not forgotten - 50 years after handing over Malaya, a lawyer is holding Britain to account for alleged failure to protect the Indian community's interests.

The monument commemorates Malayans of all ethnic communities who sacrificed their lives in the armed resistance to the Japanese invasion and occupation.

updated version The accused says he was offered freedom if he admitted to having in possession of jewellery belonging to the murdered Mongolian woman.

Muslim nations will see peace and stability only when justice and the rule of law are in place and women were fully empowered, adds the premier.