
Eight M'sians involved in militant activities since 2010
Malaysian authorities have also detained seven foreigners believed to be involved in terrorist groups since 2010.


‘We are not afraid of such a warning. We want truth and justice,’ says R Vellasamy and Lee Chee Cheng.





Yazid Sufaat is the first to be probed under the new Security Offences (Special Measures) law.
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DBKL director-general Salleh Yusup says the DBKL expected traffic congestion at the outskirts of the capital.




High Court Judge Zaleha Yusuf fixed Feb 13 to decide on the application after hearing submissions from both parties today.



The PM says he could not imagine a Malaysia lacking the Chinese culture that was so tightly interwoven into the society.



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DAP vice-chair claims this ‘serious slander’ came from Universiti Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia.


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Tian Chua and Sivarasa will depart tonight to meet with gov't officials and alleged victims of Manuel Amalilio.

That's his price to perform three songs including 'Oppa Gangnam Style' at Penang BN's CNY open house, says Jeff Ooi.

Fortune tellers warn that the ‘black water snake’ that emerges on Feb10 could be a venomous one that brings disaster.

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N Surendran claims the health minister is trying to hinder a second autopsy on security guard C Sugumar.


The colour of attire will not be a requirement in allowing entry for participants to the event, says the state BN Youth chief.

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On Sept 21,
New Straits Times
accused the coalition of conspiring to destabilise the government.

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Voters should not be influenced by any scandal is the minister's advice to the constituency's electorate.





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'From foreigners to phantom voters, and now suspicious numbers of aged voters, the roll is riddled with doubts.'

Supporters are urged to download the party's car sticker templates to turn their vehicles into ‘Ubahmobiles’.
