Archive - 23 December 2014

An MBI source told Sinar it will be 'changed' but the council now denies it.

In the midst of unseemly scenes and self-serving statements in the party of which I have long been a member, I have been asked several times which faction I belong to. My answer, then, is that I will support whomsoever will genuinely advance the cause of Indian Malaysians.

Ong Kian Ming questions move to cut off funding for NGOs aiding these groups.

UPDATED 8.03PM Muslim  NGOs reported them for 'touching on Muslim sensitivities'.

Turun’s RM1.90 protest at Dataran Merdeka clashes with Malam Cinta Rasul.

Syed Ali Alhabshee wants the party’s top brass to defend their president.

Rich students will show off and the poor will suffer from inferiority complex.

Khairuddin says it's an attempt to 'clear' Najib's name as PM and finance minister.

There will be a point of no return for both BN and Pakatan, says DAP's Lim Kit Siang.

We've yet to discuss tabling a Private Members' Bill in Parliament, they say.

Malaysian Bar mulling whether to appeal Ipoh High Court's decision.

The 32-year-old Lee had held the number one ranking for the last six years.

'A woman is not a virgin can be due to several reasons, such as a fall.'

The scholar faces charges for incitement to commit murder, among others.

Mothers play a vital role, but Isma mustn't use this to force all to stay at home.

Sarawak PKR chief Baru Bian says the fallout from the ‘Allah’ issue continues.

The implementation of hudud will also create a 'major headache' to the legal system.

Six days ago, on Dec 18, the UN General Assembly passed a resolution to refer North Korea to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for crimes against humanity following a 400-page UN inquiry report released in February this year - detailing wide-ranging abuses in North Korea, including prison camps, systematic torture, starvation and killings comparable to Nazi-era atrocities.

The public has the right to know about 1MDB, not just Dr M, Surendran says.

From refrigerators then to noisy exhaust pipes now, Chinese sell and Malays buy.

The Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST), once again, wishes to share its joyful greetings to all Christians on the occasion of Christmas that is always celebrated on Dec 25.

UPDATED 6.15PM MBI would ‘discuss’ with Zacharevic to ‘change the picture’.

Rafael Hui is the highest-ranking official in HK’s history to be convicted of taking bribes.

Police would also monitor the coastal areas and record the water levels.

The police refute a rumour claiming that Malaysia is being targeted by terrorists.

UPDATED 3.10PM 'Fingers should be pointed at the drop in global oil prices.'

UPDATED 2.40PM PAS info chief says the Kelantan gov't should brief all parties on it.

PKR’s Wong Chen demands that PM directs firm to return the funds to Malaysia.

UPDATED 2.15PM 'Khairuddin is taking advantage by getting cheap publicity.'

Laskar Merah Putih had previously spearheaded protests against Malaysia.

UPDATED 2PM PAS should bring the issue to the Pakatan council for discussion.

UPDATED 2PM Riyadh Ahmed Ramzan says he met both Najib and Abdul Azim in 2010.

MP SPEAKS Still no word on the illegal immigrants report three weeks later.

UPDATED 12.15PM So 1MDB isn't wasting taxpayers' money, its director says.

The accidents occurred near the Menora Tunnel and on the Penang Bridge.

Religious bigotry has no place in moderate M'sia, says Abdul Rahman Dahlan.

The number of evacuees in Kelantan districts rose to 20,709 in the afternoon.

FREE YOURSAY ‘The enactment passed 10 years ago by Gerakan-led gov’t.’

'It seems like an all-out strategy on the Saudis' part to finish all the weak players.'

The victim, known only as Shamsul, 30, died on the spot in the mishap.

FREE YOURSAY ‘What about Chinese firms who refuse to employ Indians, Malays?

FREE YOURSAY ‘Remarrying someone without consultation is a no-no.’

I don't think Myanmar has Malaysiakini or The Malaysian Insider, says Azman.

To overturn the ban, the federal gov't must amend the constitution.

They cite Islamic texts in arguing that personal sins should not be criminalised.

INTERVIEW But Kelantan DCM admits there may be ‘one mistake in a hundred’.

Malacca Zoo has hit the headlines recently because of its secretive plans to import dozens of wild animals from South Africa.

The DAP conference which was held on Dec 14 courageously passed a resolution to introduce a 30 percent quota for women in the party’s central executive committee (CEC) under its new amended constitution.

May God bless Malaysia with moderation.