
Dr M: Gov't weak, but its not Najib's fault
Former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad warns current Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak not to alienate members of the ruling coalition.











He was a PI and the other was involved in the security business - that was how they got acquainted, according to Bala.

After being blamed for an impending water crisis, it is now being blamed for an impending electricity shortage crisis.



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Husam questions Putrajaya's sincerity about oil royalty panel, and notes Najib has bowed to the Kelantanese.


The Appeals Court three-member panel unanimously dismissed Khairy’s appeal to get the defamation suit summarily struck out.


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Fauzi Shaari says that Najib’s allegation that the rally was a bid to overthrow the government is ‘loose’.
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Anwar asks why DAP is singled out for opposing hudud when even the PM does not support it.
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Pakatan-held states have agreed to use the coalition's theme as a co-theme, says Anwar.
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He says the scenario now is different from his failed Sept 16 bid to take over Putrajaya four years ago.
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'The dispute arose with the failure of Petronas to discharge its legal obligation to the Kelantan gov't,' says Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah.

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Canisters fired direct at protesters most likely caused the injuries they allegedly suffered, admits FRU officer.

NGOs will hold their Janji Bersih countdown next to the field as the government's Janji Ditepati countdown takes place.


The party agrees with the media watchdog's argument that recent amendments to the Evidence Act infringe the rights of Internet users.

Although Tan Hong Kai, who was charged with criminal tresspass, is free, the same charge can be held against him in the future.

UPDATED 2.10PM
Chua Tee Yong queries why this was done despite Maxisegar having settled its debts to Unisel later.
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Code 71, the seventh and eighth digits in the MyKad of these citizens, indicate that they were not born in the country, says the EC.





Police took away his MyKad and key documents in 2007 and are ignoring his plea for their return, says Hindraf leader.





The agriculture minister again beats back allegations that he has interests in a prawn farm in Tanjung Karang, Selangor.


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Pakatan is concerned about the 500,000 new voters registered in the state and is racing against time to verify their status.'