
Bar Council confident 'Allah' issue can be resolved
The Bar Council is confident that the issue over the use of the term 'Allah' by a Catholic weekly publication,
Herald
, can be resolved.


Salehuddin Hashim confirms months of swirling speculation that he has indeed quit the secretary-general’s position.


















Ahmad Zahid Hamidi stressed that the contract to purchase the two missing F-5E engines was made in 1972.




The hysteria surrounding the 'Allah' debate is more political than theological, and the court may not be the best venue to settle this dispute.



Mositun makes an about turn after Sapp lodges police report, now denies ever accusing ex-chief minister Yong of wrongdoing.



'I did not say that, I did not say that. I think what was reported and spun in the blogs was very mischievous.'





Politics of intimidation major contributor to failed nation building attempts, time for citizens to reclaim nation.


Nizar was slightly injured when his car turned turtle while trying to avoid a car coming out of a road junction.



Slaves since five and three, one attempts suicide in a bid to escape the torture.

Europeans can congratulate themselves on being a relatively safe distance away from rising powers. But it is bordered to its south and east by two great regions that give cause for significant concern.






A young Nigerian was charged with attempted murder and trying to use a weapon of mass destruction aboard a US plane, as under-fire security chiefs vowed to revamp intelligence services.

Al-Qaeda hailed the suicide bombing at a CIA base in Afghanistan that killed seven agents as "revenge" for the deaths of top militants in US drone strikes, the monitoring group SITE said Thursday.



An increasing number of former detainees from the US prison in Guantanamo have forged links to militant groups after their release, the Pentagon said on Wednesday.

Two ex-ministers called Wednesday for a ballot of Labour lawmakers on whether Prime Minister Gordon Brown should remain leader, highlighting his vulnerability months before a general election.

US President Barack Obama's Democratic allies were off to a rocky election-year start Wednesday, with high-profile retirements endangering their fragile Senate majority -- and his agenda.