Archive - 23 January 2010

The Saya Anak Bangsa Malaysia roadshow aims to bridge racial and religious divide at a time of uncertainty and ethnic posturing.

The Federal Court should review all decisions of property transfers by fraudulent documents after issuing its landmark ruling, said lawyer Karpal Singh.

UPDATED 8.10PM A post-mortem report has revealed that the Indonesian maid was bludgeoned to death.

Selangor PKR chief Khalid Ibrahim is likely to become strange bedfellows with the person who implicated him of abusing his powers in the 'cows controversy'.

Thanenthiran has informed the ROS on the sacking of its 14 central committee members yesterday.

Controversial PKR parlimentarian Zulkifli Noordin today launched another scathing attack against his opposition colleague, Shah Alam MP Khalid Samad.

Last week's ' happy ponggal ', greetings triggered memories of her son's disappearance exactly a year ago.

Tunku Ibrahim Ismail Sultan Iskandar was today proclaimed as the new Sultan of Johor.

The list will be displayed at all Umno offices nationwide to enable members to check their membership in the party.

Sri Lanka's opposition warned on Saturday of possible vote-rigging and violence by the ruling party ahead of next week's presidential election as both sides wound up campaigning.

The government is confident the country's economy will grow by five percent this year, said Second Finance Minister Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah.

The Selangor government emphasises more on doing its job for the people, rather than retaliate or make counter-attacks against BN.

The Makkal Sakti Party spirals down as internal politics overwhelm the original noble intentions of the founding fathers.

Japanese prosecutors on Saturday questioned Ichiro Ozawa, the kingmaker of the ruling coalition, over a funding scandal that has rocked the centre-left government, local media reported.

COMMENT 'Why do I worry, this is my country, our leaders are supporting me’ would be the words running in his head as he hurls an incendiary to its target.

He had made a solemn vow to his subjects that he would continue with his efforts to get back Pulau Batu Puteh from S'pore.

An elderly woman and a young man were rescued after spending 10 days buried in the rubble of Haiti's quake-hit capital, as the death toll from the disaster soared to more than 110,000.

President Barack Obama's self-imposed deadline for closing Guantanamo passed unmet, as the administration moved closer to trying the alleged 9/11 plotters, but also to US indefinite detention.

In the run-up to Chinese New Year, the swords are out again with farmers and butchers at each other in the annual blame game.

The police have arrested four youths allegedly involved in the firebombing of two surau in Muar, Johor, two days ago.

People from all walks of life today paid their last respects to the late Sultan of Johor, Sultan Iskandar Sultan Ismail, who died yesterday evening.

UPDATED 12.30AM The nine were among those protesting against allegedly dodgy campus elections process.

Political parties’ future survival could end up depending on their ability to prod alive the lost generation.

Britain raised its terror threat assessment from "substantial" to "severe", the second-highest level, suggesting an attack on the country is "highly likely", Home Secretary Alan Johnson said.

free 'If he claims that the 9/11 was staged, then the same can be said about Anwar Ibrahim's sodomy charges. Was it staged by Mahathir himself?'

He cut short his visit to India following the demise of the Sultan of Johor, Sultan Iskandar Sultan Ismail, last evening.

free 'If only every lawyer is honest, this sad saga would not have played out on our soil. All we need are honest lawyers to verify the authenticity of every signature to prevent such injustice from occurring.'

US President Barack Obama is "troubled" by cyberattacks on Internet titan Google and wants answers from China, the White House said on Friday.