Archive - 6 July 2008

Khalid: Reduce fuel price or be ready to go

Khalid: Reduce fuel price or be ready to go

Ruling coalition BN better be wary of Pakatan Rakyat as the latter is showing much better skills at managing economics, claims Selangor MB Khalid.
Mob sets on rock band during rally

Mob sets on rock band during rally

updated 9.10pm A segment of the crowd at the Kelana Jaya stadium was outraged by the singer who showed his buttocks to the crowd. [VIDEO INSIDE]
KL ticks off Washington for 'meddling'

KL ticks off Washington for 'meddling'

Foreign Minister Rais Yatim said a protest note was sent on Friday to US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.

D8 summit: M'sia, Iran clashes over inflation agenda

D8 summit: M'sia, Iran clashes over inflation agenda

Iran rejected Malaysia's proposal to discuss the spiralling price of crude oil at the D8 talks, saying it was not the appropriate platform.
Rakyat 'sodomised' by government

Rakyat 'sodomised' by government

‘How can they increase fuel prices at 78 sen in one go? Even people who are not classified as poor are feeling the pinch,' says Selangor exco member Ronnie Liu.
Missing PI could be overseas, Interpol help sought

Missing PI could be overseas, Interpol help sought

p balasubramaniam Balasubramaniam, who was last seen after a hastily-organised press conference on Friday is believed to have left the country with his wife and three children.
Prove I'm US snitch or apologise: Anwar

Prove I'm US snitch or apologise: Anwar

It’s payback time - the embattled PKR leader vowed to fight his political opponents to the end at a 30,000-strong rally in Penang's Permatang Pauh.
Thousands at Kelana Jaya to hear Anwar

Thousands at Kelana Jaya to hear Anwar

protes fuel price hike rally mppj stadium 070708 big thumbail updated 11.30pm About 30,000 gathered for the closing of the all-day anti-fuel price hike protest at the Kelana Jaya stadium tonight to hear speeches by top Pakatan leaders. [VIDEO & PHOTOS]
Malaysian scoops top honour at 'Chinese Grammys'

Malaysian scoops top honour at 'Chinese Grammys'

Gary Chaw saw off favourites Eason Chan and Khalil Fong of Hong Kong as well as Taiwanese rocker Shin to receive the Best Mandarin Male Singer for his album 'Super Sunshine'.