Archive - 5 July 2009

UPDATED 5.23PM Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng is working overtime to unveil a win-win formula to resolve the crisis amicably, said Anwar in Permatang Pauh.

Enforcement officials said the coffee was mixed with sildenafil to "perk up" drinkers beyond the usual stimulation provided by caffeine.

PAS' spiritual guru Nik Aziz said there would be no end to the standoff between PAS and Umno if the two parties did not come face-to-face in a debate.

The Hindraf chairperson is furious that Home Minister Hishammuddin was continuing to propagate lies about the movement's alleged links with terrorist organisations.

UPDATED 5.30PM Kelantan prince Tengku Mohd Fakhry Petra also filed an application at the Kota Bahru Syariah High Court to compel his wife Manohara to return to him.

Thailand's foreign minister is among dozens of 'Yellow Shirt' protest leaders who will face charges relating to a crippling airport blockade in Bangkok last year.

The bomb exploded as churchgoers were filing out of the Immaculate Conception cathedral in Cotabato city after an early morning mass.

Australian premier Kevin Rudd will make a flying visit to Kuala Lumpur tomorrow.

Anwar Ibrahim's second sodomy trial could seriously damage newly-minted PM Najib who came to office with promises of reform.

UPDATED 2.50PM After a lapse of almost more than a year, residents of Bandar Mahkota Cheras today demonstrated once again to seek the removal of a tolled road in their area. [VIDEO INSIDE]

‘Mahathir won Sipadan and Ligitan, Abdullah lost Pulau Batu Putih, and Ambalat will be a test of Najib’s leadership.’

UPDATED 5.57PM Uthayakumar, who visited the embattled village in Penang yesterday, spelled out three actions that the state government must take.

EXCLUSIVE The teen model-turned-actress took time out in between shoots of a soap opera in Jakarta to talk to Malaysiakini. This is the final of a two-part interview. [VIDEO INSIDE]