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Archive - 25 September 2008
0Umno's security is not Malaysia's security
0Confucius said...
0Has Mahathir not realised yet?
0Revised pact: A win-win for both camps?
Umno leaders are at odds over the rumoured changes to the power transfer deal - some think it is a ‘win-win’ for both Abdullah and Najib, others think otherwise.
0The flaws of APEX
0Police state and the state of the police
0No justice until ISA is abolished
0Stop trampling on our rights
0Silencing RPK at all costs
0CM hits back at 'wireless' critics
Calling on critics to be more realistic, Lim Guan Eng says they should stand in the state government's way of transforming Penang into a technologically vibrant, progressive and dynamic state.
0Celebration of the human voice
0Lukewarm support in Umno for 2010 plan
Umno president Abdullah Ahmad Badawi urged party division leaders in Selangor yesterday to support the 2010 transition plan, but only received conditional support.
0Samy slams temple demolition in Pakatan-controlled S'gor
The MIC chief says the demolition which took place in the Pakatan-controlled state ran contrary to the promise made by the opposition prior to the March 8 polls.
0PBB blasted: Anwar's no liar
A state PKR leader blasts a senior PBB minister for labelling Anwar Ibrahim a 'liar' who has been bluffing the people all this time.
0Court documents 'incomplete', but appeal to proceed
The KL High Court says the trial of migrant workers activist Irene Fernandez will proceed as fixed even though documents relating to her appeal may be incomplete.
0Now, only 'boss' Anwar can speak
From now on, there will be only one spokesperson - Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim - on the topic of Pakatan Rakyat’s bid to take over the federal government.
0Najib mum on power transfer plan
updated 5.15 pm
The deputy premier today declined to respond to political questions, focusing only on the granting of an extra RM100 million for a low-cost housing scheme.
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0Nothing wrong with 'tattoo' soldiers
The Army is told not to discriminate against Iban youths keen to become soldiers but could not do so because of the tattoos on their bodies.
0Umno to hold emergency meeting
updated 6.30pm Umno top brass will meet tomorrow to find a way for the PM to step down in favour of his deputy by early next year.
0Malaysia must change for the better
0Free ISA detainees or lose more investments: TI
Transparency International urged the PM to release all ISA detainees, warning such oppressive laws could only dent the country’s image and chase away investors.
0Challenge from sacked village chiefs
The six Bidayuh headmen who were sacked want two state leaders to specify their allegations of how they had not co-operated with the government on development projects.
0Umno a falling durian
0Shafie backs Rais: Contest all posts
updated 5pm
Sabah Umno deputy chairperson Shafie Apdal voices his support to Rais Yatim's suggestion that the top two posts in Umno should be left open for others to contest.
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0'Defector list: Fact or fiction?'
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'Anwar still refuses to publish his list of defectors. Instead, we are treated to word games and contradictory statements by PKR leaders. Does the list exist?'
0Headlines Online: 25 Sept, 2008
The news was primarily about the fuel price reductions, but there were equal concerns about the LRT mishap in Bukit Jalil and the food from China saga.
0Support for Pak Lah shaky, rumours of a new deal
Despite near unanimous backing from Penang and Kelantan, other states may not be so forthcoming with their support, forcing Abdullah to knock out a new deal with Najib.
0FDI outflow at record high
Foreign direct investment outflow exceeded inflow for the first time ever as global investors - unhappy with the government’s economic policies - put their money elsewhere.
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