Archive - 27 June 2010

Selangor MB Khalid Ibrahim's office gets some added firepower while state PKR politics are left in the hands of Azmin Ali.

Umno Kota Raja division today criticised the party leadership for not cashing in on Pakatan’s ‘weaknesses’ to retake Selangor.

A UN 2007 general assembly resolution calls on all countries that still practise the death penalty to move towards its abolition

The Gua Musang MP said he was responsible for having established Petronas and formulated the Petroleum Development Act.

UPDATED 8.15PM Azmin Ali will replace Khalid Ibrahim as Selangor PKR chief while Zaid Ibrahim will take over Azmin's place as FT PKR chief.

Terrorists subscribe not to religious doctrines but deviant teachings and other factors.

Gan Ping Sieu contradicts Chua Soi Lek, expressing regret that the government had buckled under 'political pressure'.

Sabah Deputy Chief Minister Yahya Hussin is hoping the Putatan parliamentary seat will be Umno's to contest in the next general election.

Sabah Umno has the highest number of members among the states at 449,805, following a clean-up of the party membership register which now shows a total of 3,159,484 members, Umno vice-president Mohd Shafie Apdal said today.

Ibrahim Ali says Perkasa's role was to fill the void caused by a weak Umno Youth, thanks to Khairy Jamaluddin's poor leadership.

Penang bloggers and activist claim victory after the Tourism Ministry finally agreed to tear down the eyesore at the botanical gardens. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The 10MP outlines plans to conserve two massive green corridors in the Peninsula and in Sabah and Sarawak.

East M'sians fast-forwarded 50th Malaysia Day seminar to explore how the states may have been better off had they not joined Malaysia.

With more than four million eligible voters yet to be registered, political parties are rushing to get them on the electoral rolls.

An off-duty policeman trying to flee religious police carrying out a khalwat raid after falling from a hotel room in Kelantan.

The Malaysian Ex-Servicemen Association is attempting in the next three months to ensure retired servicemen become voters again.

The government has assured workers that proposed labour law amendments will be tabled in Parliament only after getting  feedback.    

free 'Do these MPs consider the opinions of DAP and PAS voters in Selangor? PKR does not rule Selangor. Pakatan Rakyat does.'

free 'If they had overcharged, why pay them more? It's illogical, senseless and smacks of cronies ganging up to...'