Archive - 24 November 2007

The organisers vow that the gathering tomorrow would go on despite threats of arrest and contempt of court by the authorities.

The opposition leader says cabinet must not table the important bill only at the last minute as parliamentarians need time to properly study and debate the bill.

The MIC claims that Hindraf is only out to garner support for the opposition. DAP however believes that Hindraf is fighting for the cause of the community.

The deputy premier warns anyone who fanned racial sentiments and instigated the people would be charged in court.

The unprecedented 'Indians only' style of detaining motorists at police checkpoints have been criticised for causing tensions within the community.

The Bar Council is welcome to take part in the royal commission hearings and give their input, says de facto Law Minister Mohd Nazri Aziz.

A DAP legislator says a review should be demanded when the oil price is high and before the nations's reserves goes shallow.

Low-cost carriers will be able to fly the Singapore-Kuala Lumpur route from Feb 1, the Singapore government said.

The carrier says net profit in the quarter ended Sept 30 rose to RM180 million, up 157.1 percent from RM70 million a year earlier.

Abdullah Ahmad Badawi reveals that CHOGM accepted the decision to suspend Pakistan by the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group after an all-night meeting.

Is our nation still living in a never-ending state of Emergency so that the laws and regulations banning public assembly of citizens can be justified?

A rights group and opposition parties today condemned the arrests of three ethnic Indian activists and urged Malaysian police to allow their rally.

The talks aims for a comprehensive bilateral FTA covering trade in goods and services, investments and economic cooperation,