Archive - 27 February 2010

He will be inviting 300 of his Facebook fans to an evening tea at Seri Perdana in Kuala Lumpur on March 13.

But people living along the coastal areas of Lahad Datu, Semporna, Tawau and Sandakan in Sabah should be alert of high waves and rising sea water.

He said that the action by the Indonesian fans who snubbed the Negaraku can bring about a diplomatic spat between both countries. 

Seventy-six Malay NGOs today joined forces to form a consultative council, Majlis Perundingan NGO Melayu, to defend Malay rights and Islam.

He said the delegates had the rights to debate the proposal before the central committee, the party's decision-making body, make its decision.

Perak BN Menteri Besar Zambry Abdul Kadir said he had no plans to raise the number of his state cabinet from six to its full strength of 10.

BREAKING NEWS A huge 8.8-magnitude earthquake rocked Chile killing at least 64 people, toppling buildings and triggering a tsunami warning around the Pacific rim of fire.

They are sowing the seeds of racial hatred during festive seasons dedicated to the 1Malaysia concept, he charges.

BN-friendly parties may not be accorded ordinary membership but associate membership following opposition from some member parties.

They are set to join the ranks of MPs, car dealer and other privileged individuals with this ‘reward' for their contributions.

He hinted in 2006 that he would have one last shot as chief minister. Next year, he would be CM for 30 years.

Australia stepped up pressure on Israel on Saturday over fake passports linked to the murder of a top Hamas commander, saying it was yet to receive a satisfactory explanation.

Thailand's ruling party has urged deposed premier Thaksin Shinawatra to leave the political stage after the top court ordered the seizure of more than half of his 2.3-billion-dollar (RM7.8 billion) fortune.

The war in Afghanistan will die down next year and British troops could be withdrawn within five years, the head of the British army said in a newspaper interview on Saturday.

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao plans to take part in an online chat with Internet users around the country and overseas on Saturday, state media said, in a repeat of a similar exercise last year.

Al-Qaeda-linked Muslim militants attacked a town in the southern Philippines on Saturday, killing 10 people, military and police spokesmen said.

Sarawak Pakatan parties will need to bury the hatchet ahead of the coming state polls in the bid to dislodge the state government.

 

Elected representatives of the 'pro-mahasiswa' camp have decided to boycott the student council and all its activities.

free 'It implies that the people can vote but if the sultan doesn't agree with their choice then it doesn't matter who they voted for.'

free 'I pity the next generation of Malaysians who will be paying for our past and current culture of ‘entitled' corruption. Wake up or we're done for.'

Politiken is the first Danish newspaper to formally apologise to those who may have resented the publication of the cartoons of Prophet Mohammed in 2008.