
KJ: PAS rather be led by Anwar than Kit Siang
BN Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin believes PAS rather have Anwar Ibrahim than Lim Kit Siang as opposition leader.


























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He walked out of the meeting in protest of the presence of non-Muslims on the disciplinary board.
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The Penang CM and 10 other state reps are under probe for alleged seditious remarks and illegal gatherings.



The court fixed Nov 1 to hear the case of a student charged with posting threatening words on Facebook early this year.


UPDATED 5.50PM With the resignation of Chua and seven others, MCA will now have to call for fresh party polls.


Water rationing contingency plan ready if the expected April showers don't keep to schedule.





He claims that the widely circulated rumours were the work of Umno as part of its psychological warfare strategy.


A powerful quake jolted southern Taiwan on Thursday, causing panicked residents to flee shaking buildings, and triggering power blackouts and halting high-speed train services on the island.

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Anwar Ibrahim however sees a silver lining in the aborted takeover bid.
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Police in Britain have arrested three men for alleged terrorist funding, just days after a British Airways worker was detained on suspicion of the same offence, police said.

An irate Marina Mahathir hits out at
The
Star
for spiking an article slated for her weekly ‘Musings’ column.

The caning of three women under Islamic law is the latest move by the government to woo conservative Muslims.



US President Barack Obama pushed Congress Wednesday to pass his historic health care overhaul by a party-line vote if needed, calling for action in the coming weeks after a bitter year-long debate.

Three suicide attacks, including one by a bomber who rode in an ambulance to hospital before blowing himself up, killed 33 people in central Iraq on Wednesday, just days before nationwide elections.

Millions of dollars of international aid for victims of the mid-1980s famine in Ethiopia was diverted to rebels to buy weapons in the African country, a BBC investigation reported Wednesday.

Spanish police said Wednesday they had arrested three men suspected of building the world's biggest network of virus-infected computers which hijacked more than 13 million PCs.