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The situation in Egypt during the anti-Mobarak protest was so dire the gov't was glad of help from the premier's wife, says the foreign minister.

However, they stop short of criticising Guan Eng and hope that Pakatan reps don't emulate BN's habit of making sexist remarks.
Johannesburg has been blanketed in cloud and rain - a sign of an esteemed elder passing on and being welcomed into the afterlife...
UPDATED 10PM The police will propose those listed to be detained for up to two years without trial under the PCA.

A group of human rights and legal experts says this should be done to avoid further embarrassment at the next Universal Periodic Review.






The men, who appeared to be in a sombre mood as they came before the judge, will continue to be remanded for investigation.


The Court of Appeal finds in favour of PAS’ Khalid Samad in his defamation suit against former Perak exco member Hamidah Osman.


PAS spiritual leader Nik Aziz has condemned certain 'nationalists' as even bigger fakers and liars than Shiite followers.



The Penang chief minister and controversial columnist are the joint recipients of a tongue lashing from women’s groups.



UPDATED 7.45PM The NGO says rights conventions were a bid to make the country a state with no limits on freedom.

'This is speculation by outsiders who hear rumours, and also by Umno,' says the party’s committee member Nik Abduh.


In rallies across Sarawak, natives urge the state to respect their land rights and the courts decisions on the definition of NCR land.
Nobel economics laureate Joseph Stiglitz notes that the TPPA will trap members in ‘the worst features of the worst laws’.



But the Drainage and Irrigation Dept reports that the water level in most of the main rivers in T'ganu was at alert level.
India has appealed for calm in Singapore where the death of a 33-year-old Indian construction worker in a road mishap sparked riots.
In the seventh such incident involving the hospital, a staff’s wife and children escaped injury after a toilet ceiling came crashing down.
UPDATED 1.14PM Teresa Kok has now withdrawn her suit against the former Selangor menteri besar and Utusan Malaysia.
If Wong Soon Koh is expelled, the branch will pull out of the party along with all 15 units under its jurisdiction, it warns.



Malaysia’s largest online shopping mall gives unprecedented Online Revolution ending.
A month after the launch of The Online Revolution, Lazada unwraps its latest surprises for one of the biggest year end campaigns in South-East Asia.
Exclusively on 12.12, a unique online shopping experience will be offered to Lazada shoppers.
Lazada will give away 1000, RM10 vouchers valid till 31st of December with a minimum purchase of RM100 for anyone who becomes a fan of Lazada Malaysia Facebook page from 11.12 to 12.12.
Last but not least, starting on 12.12, Lazada will be selling gift cards with values from RM50, RM100, RM150 and RM250. These cards are valid for one year with no minimum spend required.
To celebrate their blitz ending, Lazada is rewarding:
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The Online Revolution is based on Cyber Monday, the biggest online shopping day in the United States which takes place every Monday after Thanksgiving. LAZADA is proud to pioneer this campaign here and to have Yahoo! as media partner, Hitz.FM as the Voting Games sponsor, GDex as the official logistics partner, and Bcard as the loyalty reward program partner.


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