Archive - 14 May 2014

If he wants to talk on Islam, he should at least practice its teachings, says ex-PM.

If the section if invoked, water companies will be nationalised, completing the takeover plan.

UPDATED 6.55PM The ex-MB and PM make up after a two-day political crisis.

TELUK INTAN This is a bid to woo Malay votes following its stance on hudud.

Prove you want to stop this PAS agenda, BN party challenges Pakatan member.

'Whistleblowers should come forward as the speedy resolution smells of...'

UPDATED 6.50PM For the first time, parties have ranked highest in TI-M's survey.

Wee Ka Siong questions the axing of PAS' supporters club chief.

BUKIT GELUGOR Huan Cheng Guan vows to bring real changes to Penangites.

They tell Parti Rakyat Sarawak the move was made under a school programme.

UPDATED 6.15PM This is the lowest in five years, TI-M survey shows.

He highlights a FB posting, saying that extremists exist among all races.

Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak impressively presented the Report on the Malaysian Transformation Programme for 2013.

As leaders, Mustapa Mohamed says, they must not dispute the top man's decisions.

UPDATED 4.16PM Roslee says he was not influenced by others.

Last Friday, an interesting exchanges took place at the dialogue session organised by the Say No To Kidex (SNTK) pro-tem committee which saw the presence of a good number of elected representatives (all from the DAP party) from the affected constituencies.

The Pandan MP says he has agreed to record his statement at 5pm today.

T'ganu sultan should have done this before dissolving assembly, says Aziz Bari.

Its former deputy executive chairperson Vincent Lee starts another news portal.

UPDATED 3.57PM Tian Chua’s lawyers to use recent ruling on PAA to argue this.

It'll be hosted by NGOs Suaram and Amnesty International on May 31.

Heritage awareness would be among the new guide training programmes.

Meanwhile, SK Jalan Pegoh, Ipoh, Nilai and Kota Tinggi registered moderate API readings.

Don't waste time but push for a special sitting, says Raub MP Ariff Sabri.

It goes against UN Convention on Rights of the Child, says special rapporteur.

COMMENT PAS and PKR opted for the rigid in navigating the currents.

FOCUS There is a serious deficit of Chinese support there.

DAY 68 MH370 Updates and latest coverage as search for MH370 continues.

Jokowi is still 15 points ahead of his closest rival, Prabowo Subianto.

Buddhists traditionally visit temples to pray to Buddha and participate in prayers.

COMMENT And, a stench of manipulation emerges in last round of the PKR elections.

The pandas are named Feng Yi (Phoenix) and Fu Wa (Lucky).

UPDATED 12.25PM MH370 Others should learn from this, says the PM.

An Umno leader attempts to shield PM and put the sec-gen in the line of fire instead.

UPDATED 2.10PM It says it is bound by Court of Appeal ruling on Section 9(5).

UPDATED 3.58PM Both Ghazali and Ahmad are due to retract quit letters today.

'When boundaries are crossed, don't be surprised if Muslims react aggressively'.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Of concern far greater than selective prosecution is...’

His late father used to have weekly press meets at his favourite coffee shop.

The PKR leader is forced to wear a sling while his wife sustains bruises.

INTERVIEW The man who made the 2002 legal challenge says he’ll take a back seat.

UPDATED 11.50AM Razif rules out using his powers to dissolve the state assembly.

FREE YOURSAY ‘He’s educating Malays to differentiate between illusion and reality.’

PM says Islam is being tested by threats under the guise of secularism and rights.

FREE YOURSAY ‘Najib has only himself to blame for the mess he is in.’

FREE YOURSAY ‘This is a typical Umno game of ‘How to Become a Millionaire.’