
Standoff outside Parliament, students arrested
Earlier, a group of 30 policemen told the students to leave or be arrested.

Earlier, a group of 30 policemen told the students to leave or be arrested.

Number of people flocking to Bersih HQ in PJ has resulted in traffic congestion.

KL archbishop cites 'spirit of compassion' for in offering sanctuary for the needy.

NGOs demonstrates 'self-defence skills' to be applied if Bersih 4 gets out of hand.

PM says reforms, although unpopular with some people, had to be taken.

The ministry has urged the people not to attend and participate in the assembly.

UPDATED 8.10PM They should spend time looking after their wives and children, says PM's wife.


AMK deputy chief says they were called by police to assist investigations.

Mustapa says the committee could emulate the success of the NEAC.


Eighteen road closures for parade rehearsals will likely affect Bersih 4's 34-hour rally.

UPDATED 6.43PM He says Dr M free to call for a no-confidence vote against Najib.

Umno man still riled by Penang's now moot decision to use own Merdeka Day theme.

Branch chief says there was a motion on Najib to resign, but chairperson disagrees.

The sit-in at Parliament by a group of 20 students enters the second day.

Wahid Omar says the approach was discussed at the Economic Council meeting.

Although PAS says it will not participate, he says its members will do otherwise.

Dear Maria Chin Abdullah,
From what I understand Bersih is a coalition of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) that seeks to reform the current electoral system in Malaysia to ensure free, clean and fair elections. This is the backbone of Bersih, right?

National Revenue Recovery Enforcement Team is a rebranding of special task force.

UPDATED 6.16PM Minister says gov't will not jam telecom towers on that day.

It says such a people's movement has the potential to improve their lives.

The tasers our police have do more than just electrocute the target...

The High Court postpones to Sept 15 Ishak Ismail’s bankruptcy case.

Shocked over RM2.6b deposit and apparent attempts to scuttle probes into it, group pens open letter.

UPDATED 4.15PM The organisers have 'failed to fulfill a condition in the PAA'.

UPDATED 4.30PM Apex court overturns decision for company to pay him the amount.

UPDATED 5.05PM Nomination day is Sept 1, and polling day is Sept 11.

UPDATED 8.55PM This is part of state’s commitment to combat corruption, says Adnan Yaakob.

CIMB chairperson calls on leaders to be careful with their statements.



MP SPEAKS If taser guns are used at the Bersih rally, it will be an act of terror.


Rahim Noor voices dissatisfaction over manner in which they lost their positions.

MP SPEAKS It is yet another black mark if the EC fails to restore this right.

UPDATED 1.36PM Deputy IGP says the weapons are 'for use in the future'.

UPDATED 1.20PM He wants the gov't to deal with problems at hand immediately.

UPDATED 1.16PM
MP Sim Tze Tzin says this necessary due to increase in student applications.


UPDATED 1.25PM The safety team will help facilitate the mega-rally this weekend.

‘It’s best to wait for a boost in exports from the lower ringgit,’ says Dr Shane Oliver.


Islamic party says it’s busy preparing for its massive People’s Congress set for Sept 12.

UPDATED 1.31PM Free-falling ringgit and economic instability worries Johor ruler.


UPDATED 12.30PM Najib says its aim is to ensure M'sia maintains growth momentum.

It'll discuss 'interference' into probes on funds deposited in PM’s accounts.


Talk spreads of a second sweep in party to neutralise those not loyal to Najib.

UPDATED 12.01PM Federal Court rejects application, Borders staff remains free.

Ex-minister worries money deposited in PM’s account has conditions attached.

The ringgit was lower against a basket of major currencies.

He points at huge projects in Johor carried out by Chinese, with the sultan's backing.


Embezzled funds in Swiss accounts to be sent back under law ready by year-end.

YOURSAY ‘Soon our favourite hawkers will only accept USD.’

YOURSAY ‘We don’t support any leaders who steal the country’s wealth.’


YOURSAY ‘Non-Malays will always play second fiddle to the Malays.’

COMMENT The moral is that Ali Baba was not greedy; and thus his life was spared.

'Unknown persons' have also been included in the probe by AG’s Office.



Clear message must be sent on nation’s financial scandals, forum speakers say.


YOURSAY ‘There are still God-fearing people left in government.’


COMMENT What next for Malaysians, with the opposition in a conundrum?

YOURSAY ‘Najib is clearly delusional, believing his own lies, dripping with self-importance...’