Archive - 18 October 2009

This warning comes from the Kelantan Umno Youth which wants the party to consider carefully before accepting the former division leader.

A total of 610,614 foreigners - of which only 230,000 were with valid permits - have been detected so far in operations in Sabah.

Deputy Finance Minister Awang Adek Hussin gave a positive outlook on the economic situation by predicting a recovery soon.

The Health Ministry will only be issuing a press statement on Wednesdays to update the Influenza A (H1N1) situation in the country.

Segambut MP Lim wants a police probe into a claim made in an article that the health minister's wife had received a car worth about RM600,000.

He says the benefits of liberal democracy would mean little without social safety nets and economic equity, two vital strands of social democratic belief.

Typhoon Lupit, now packing winds of up to 175 kilometres an hour, could affect the north of the main island of Luzon late Wednesday.

‘I am a Pakatan man and not so much with PKR although I had to join a component party to be in the opposition alliance,' he says in an exclusive interview.

Troops trained heavy artillery on Taliban bases overnight after advancing on three fronts.

The US military wants to spend the amount on more than 100 construction projects at 40 sites across Afghanistan.

The government should allow the 2.2 million workers, who opted for the eight percent EPF deductions, to revert to 11 percent with immediate effect.

free 'Both have their own strength to contribute to the party. I hope Anwar Ibrahim will be able to convince both to see the bigger picture...'.

COMMENT Why hasn’t he thought of providing help to people of all races who need “crutches”? Wouldn’t that be more in line with 1Malaysia?