Archive - 24 July 2015

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'Recent 1MDB coverage seems outstanding but if there were flaws, then correct them.'

UPDATED 10.22PM 'We haven't done anything wrong,' says publisher Ho Kay Tat.

IGP says his Thai counterpart shared certain information to assist M'sian cops' investigations.

MB Zambry said they are prepared to face any eventuality.

Rewcastle-Brown claims Justo was driven by doing the right thing for M'sians.

It confirms Tony Pua as one of the them but keeps mum on the other two.

Najib wants the national team to bare its fangs against Liverpool.

Important to educate public so that they would not be silenced, says Rafizi.

The Edge suspension is a case of punishing messengers rather than criminals.

The minister says the labour market situation currently was stable.

UPDATED 8.56PM How is reporting on the 1MDB issue prejudicial to public order?

Two are ex-1MDB executive directors and one was formerly with Jho Low's firm.

He opens fire on The Edge owner Tong's explanation.

The number of seats in Parliament will be increased to 89 from 87.

Opposition veteran says minister can urge PM to come clean at birthday bash tonight.

This is nothing more than a move to shut us down in order to shut us up, says Ho.

UPDATED 4.45PM Relevant parties must show tampered documents, he says.

Even though MCMC had banned Sarawak Report, says former PM.

This is over the exco’s decision to remove him from all posts in MPPP.

BREAKING NEWS Ministry slaps 3-month suspension on two publications.

COMMENT There are no major loan repayments due in the immediate future.

It wants central committee to take action against these members.

Opposition stalwart pens scorching piece on 'failures and wrongs' of PM.

The country’s police have also issued arrest warrants for 45 more suspects.

The offence was allegedly committed in Putrajaya between Oct 13 and 15, 2014.

For a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and multi-religious nation like Malaysia, peace, harmony, political stability and economic progress with social justice can only be achieved if there is racial harmony, tolerance, understanding and cooperation amongst the various communities.

COMMENT To save our country, we have to demand justice, decency, and the truth.

The Wall Street Journal ( WSJ ) has published many explosive stories and exposes, but none in the scale or scope of the allegations it made against the Malaysian PM, Najib Abdul Razak. Their accusation that more than RM3 billion from 1MDB-linked firms were channelled to the personal account of Najib is unprecedented in the history of the newspaper.

They hand memo to British High Commission on Clare Rewcastle-Brown.

In an article in The Malay Mail last Saturday entitled ‘Local Democracy: More politics or less?’, the author, Liew Chin Tong, mentioned that “While many urge local council elections, there are also some activists who urge ‘less politics, more professional appointments’ to the local councils.” He ended the article by stating his stand, “Should we have more politics at local level? I (Liew CT) say ‘yes’.”

The braggart of a pirate chief recently screaming with false bravado and boasting of imagined extraordinary blood coursing through his person is more than desperate. He is at his wit’s end.

He may advise his client, who is now on bail, to sue MACC for unlawful arrest.

As the negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) enter what could be its last round, we as people living with HIV/Aids (PLHIV), urge the Malaysian government not to trade away our lives.

DAP's Kit Siang says unlikely to get full PAS support for such a motion these days.

Tong responds to Justo's interview with the Singapore Straits Times.

Experts say it shows when he held his own function to celebrate independence day.

MP SPEAKS Does the minister merely want to distract attention from the PM?

Political scientist James Chin says he's unlikely to bargain for better deal now.

Company owner remanded for four days, while the first to be remanded released on bail.

YOURSAY ‘In that case, put Najib in jail first as a preventive measure.’

It sent the summons to Finance Ministry to rope him in on Sept 8.

YOURSAY 'Real patriots donate money instead of spending such obscene amount.'

MP SPEAKS Why is he being selective in protecting his reputation?

YOURSAY ‘Or is he happily gallivanting around, utilising his alleged dual...?’

YOURSAY ‘The police chief is interpreting the law to his whims and fancies.’

'I gave the original documents without any kind of alteration,' he says.

COMMENT Crudely speaking, it is mudslinging, which is very common.

He says parliament standing orders dictate PM cannot disclose prematurely.

COMMENT Flexible, dynamic political configurations make more sense.

Committee’s integrity hinges on the team, not on individual members.

Justo breaks silence and speaks to S'pore’s Straits Times in a Bangkok jail.

UPDATED 12.20AM It says any party that republishes content is also subject to CMA.