
Najib: Tighten security to nip JI in the bud
Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak wants authorities to tighten security to prevent Jemaah Islamiah (JI) from influencing students and taking root in the country.








But the government will not call snap polls based only on the popularity of the PM.




He is facing the Penang legislative assembly rights and privileges committee next week for his 'repeat of May 13' remarks.







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The boycott has been called off after the government backed off on new licensing plans.
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The Perak DAP chief says defector Keshvinder Singh could not even pay his car installments.
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M Ravi, the lawyer for 22-year old Malaysian, said de facto law minister Nazri Abdul Aziz should take the case to International Court of Justice.



There will be jobs for the boys, but not the boys from rural schools in Sarawak.




Father says his son was taken away after meeting with police officer in Market Street on June 11.

Police detained a 42-year-old man at an eatery in Jalan Raja Uda in Butterworth, Penang, last night on suspicion of being a bookie.

The Perdana Global Peace Organisation plans to send humanitarian aid to Gaza through all routes simultaneously.


The controversy-ridden exhibit in Shanghai is drawing only half the targeted visitors.







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'Rosmah as the wife of the PM is only entitled to courtesy by virtue of being his spouse and nothing more. She has no standing officially.'

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'The people in Malim Nawar voted for Pakatan for a reason, knowing pretty well that if BN is in control, they would not give funds to the area. Sadly, their rep has betrayed them.'

They are furious that their state secretary Azhar Ibrahim spoke to the press about the purported demise of their branches.
