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The state government is planning to log two forest reserves which is home to the critically endangered Sumatran rhinoceros and endangered Malayan tiger.

PKR vice-president R Sivarasa explained that the right to assemble is a constitutional right, and assemblers are not criminals - in his response to the Selangor police chief.








Abolish ISA movement GMI today handed over some 50,000 protest postcards to Pakatan Rakyat MPs in a bid to put pressure on the government to abolish the draconian law.




Barisan Nasional MPs have been invited to join the caucus, which will discuss the integrity and independence of the judiciary.
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updated 6.25pm
Selangor executive councillor Ronnie Liu was arrested at the state secretariat building in Shah Alam as he was about to attend a cabinet meeting.

The execution of the Bali Bombers - Imam Samudra, Amrozi Nurhasyim and Mukhlas Nurhasyim alias Ali Ghufron, has certainly stirred-up the debate for and against the death penalty.
Most predictably on the ‘pro’ side were those who believe that punishment should fit the crime. This stance has been taken by a great many people, especially relatives and friends of the victims, in statements I’ve seen ranging from the quite reasonable, "I am very, very happy but a bit disappointed that it took so long", to the rabid "Dig them up and shoot them again."



breaking news updated 3.25pm The Dewan Rakyat speaker rejects the opposition politician's emergency motion for the second time in 24 hours.








Prime Minister Abdullah said the global economic crisis presents an opportunity for Islamic banking to show it is a viable alternative to conventional finance.


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Most pundits have underestimated Ong Tee Keat's political will in making changes in the party despite being largely untested as a leader.


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Barack Obama has his work cut out for him: tackling a debilitating recession and uniting Americans who have been divided along racial and political lines.

Former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra can travel through Malaysia, but any request for asylum would have to be evaluated, said Foreign Minister Rais Yatim.


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‘The police have removed by force the right of citizens to voice out their grievances. It was uncivilised and high-handed behaviour. A shameful act.'