Archive - 11 January 2009

Amde Sidik says he is keen to help shape the multi-racial direction of the party as a way forward for Malaysians.

The Terengganu branch of the Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) today denied a report that claimed hotels in Kuala Terengganu were charging exorbitant rates.

The two top leaders of DAP and PAS were put in an awkward position by journalists who grilled the duo over the Islamic law issue.

Israel indicated for the first time on Sunday that an end was in sight to its war on Hamas, amid some of the heaviest clashes of an offensive that has killed nearly 900 people in the Gaza Strip.

Scores of people are feared dead after a ferry carrying more than 260 passengers and crew sank in stormy seas off Indonesia's Sulawesi island early Sunday, officials said.

The Health Ministry assures seafood industries that the government was prepared to resume exporting frozen food to the European Union after March.

The combination of subtle fear tactics and promises of economic goodies have stacked the odds against Pakatan Rakyat in the battle for Chinese votes.