Archive - 17 September 2007

Universiti Putra Malaysia's security seized a laptop and mobile phone from the student activist's hostel room. He wants them back. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The government has been accused of using religion as a platform to divide and weaken the Malaysian Trade Union Congress.

Patrick Lim, aka 'Patrick Badawi', denies that he secured the RM25 billion PGCC project because of his ties with the premier.

Last Friday - Day 5 of their hunger strike - the 110 Bangladeshi 'refugees' at their high commission were attacked by a dozen of unknown men under the cover of darkness.

Lawyers today outlined arguments as to whether the syariah or civil court has jurisdiction in a matrimonial issue involving a non-Muslim and a convert to Islam.

If the PM is serious about taking action on the AG's report, he should direct all his ministers to appear before the parliamentary committee.

The deputy premier wants the MCA to make a bigger effort to explain what it does for the Chinese Malaysian community to stem an erosion of support.

The Shah Alam High Court postpones the Altantuya trial as Abdul Razak Baginda, one of the three accused, requires an immediate eye surgery.

exclusive The PAS president dismisses the official version of what had transpired in Terengganu. He claims a 'hidden hand' had pulled the strings. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The Auditor-General's 2006 Report is sending shockwaves across the nation. It also brings to the fore and puts on display to the...

Plainclothes officers would spy on food outlets and hand out fines of RM20 to those caught cheating during the Muslim fasting month.

The horrific plane crash in Phuket hogs the headlines today while Sin Chew Daily carries an exclusive interview with DPM Najib Razak.

'You are all equal. Nobody has superiority over the other, except by piety and good action.'

Despite the special rights and privileges enshrined in the constitution, the community feels left out and let down, says Snap president Edwin Dundang Bugak.

The country's first astronaut will also become the first Muslim to fast in space when he blasts off next month during Ramadan.

The Great Malaysian Majority is too easily misled by the politics of governance and the blank cheque of electoral promises to pursue accountability.

He spent just a day in a normal ward before being moved back into the intensive care unit on Friday. However, his aides said his condition had not deteriorated.

It is a foregone conclusion that even if such index is introduced, the plundering of national wealth will still go on under a different pretext or disguise, claims a reader.