
Boycott will not be reviewed: MCA veep
The decision to boycott party functions and events will only be reviewed when the party leadership comes up with a time-table on the next presidential election.























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The PKR Nibong Tebal parliamentarian will have to face the committee for criticising top Pakatan Rakyat leaders.





‘Detecting Bull’, written by John McManus, is a guide to help discern between quality and junk journalism. In this two-part interview he discusses his book and the impact of the Internet on news dissemination.


State to appeal against recent rulings regarding Native Customary Rights land despite possible local repercussions.






The United States and key allies urged Iran Wednesday to follow up on a surprise U-turn from President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad by formally committing to a UN-brokered deal to swap enriched uranium for nuclear fuel.



US President Barack Obama has vowed to get tougher with China on enforcing trade rules, stepping up the tone amid rising friction between the two powers over Taiwan and Tibet.


A single mother who sustained five gunshot wounds when policemen opened fire on a car wants those involved to be investigated for attempted murder.
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‘I am shocked and sick to see our gutter politicians allow this dirt to unfold in front of the whole world. Shame, shame. May Allah have mercy on them and our beloved country.’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday he expects peace talks with the Palestinians to resume in the coming weeks, nudged on by the United States, after being stalled for more than a year.

A bomb blast in Pakistan claimed by the Taliban killed eight people Wednesday, including three US soldiers and children, at the opening of a school just rebuilt after an Islamist attack.

It's the near future. Russia is a thriving multi-party democracy with a media free of state control. It has become a member of NATO and is thinking of joining the European Union.

Asian states led by China and India are surging ahead with military spending as they recover strongly from the global slowdown, while Europe and the US feel the pinch, a study said Wednesday.