Archive - 25 May 2009

Khalid was alleged to have said to a group of Indian councillors: 'I will never meet any minority groups. If I meet, other minority groups will start coming to us'.

free So, is Pakatan Rakyat trying to ‘bribe' her to contest? The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission will act with their lightning speed especially on cases involving opposition parties.

Elected as party ‘president' yesterday by his supporters, Murugiah today faced open revolt from state party leaders aligned to president Kayveas.

PAS deputy spiritual leader Dr Haron Din denies that his controversial remarks on Saturday was not targeted at the Erdogan faction in the party.

He is on bail ahead of a trial set to be heard in Kuala Lumpur High Court between July 1-24.

Teratai assemblyperson Jenice Lee revealed that the police asked her to change into the lock-up uniform in a room equipped with CCTV. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Anwar suggested that some neighbours were more interested in doing business with Burma's military regime than promoting freedom.

T Vijayandran is suing the Bar Council after being prevented from using the council's auditorium to hold the launching ceremony of his second book 'Presumed Guilty'.

Foreign Minister Anifah confirmed that the government will back the Sri Lankan draft resolution to stop UN member states from interfering in its internal affairs.

updated 4.58pm The PPP president asks his rival to leave the party in peace and instead form another party if he wants to be party president.

The military regime accused neighbouring Thailand, which issued an Asean statement one week ago, of meddling in Burma's domestic politics.

One of the four companies involved, Nishitmatsu Construction Co, is facing graft probes in Japan and had previously been accused of flouting safety standards in Singapore.

Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid condemned the police for using 'excessive force' against Teratai assemblyperson, Jenice Lee, and 15 others last Thursday at a peaceful candlelight vigil.

Tamil Tigers have admitted for the first time that their leader was killed by government troops a week ago, but the remants of the rebels appeared split over the future of their struggle.

A move is underway to address absence of a law to register native marriages to ensure their validity in Sabah. However, this has its critics.

free If you fail to arrest moving subjects -- snatch thiefs, Mat Rempits, you start with stationary ones -- computers, headphones, Sheila Majid CDs.

breaking news updated 5pm Breaking months of silence, Husam Musa is going for broke as he takes on two others for the deputy presidency.

More than 800 delegates supported the resolution passed at the Perak PAS annual convention yesterday, with an official citing two examples that have set a precedent.

Maritime officials say a search operation was being carried out by the Malaysian navy and marine police for 63-year-old Kenneth Wayne.

There is a fear among Pakatan leaders that the absence of BN in the by-election would result in voters not coming out to vote.

The headlines today cover a mix of issues, including the profits reaped from misery inflicted by the flesh and drug trades.

updated 2.14pm The offers on the plate were to be the head of Penang Island Municipal Council, or if she continues to contest and wins, she will be made the deputy chief minister. [VIDEO INSIDE]