
Will there be paradigm shift in M'sian politics?
COMMENT Fundamental change is taking place, but transition to new model of governance won't be that simple.

COMMENT Fundamental change is taking place, but transition to new model of governance won't be that simple.


Action is in line with regulations enforced by the universities.

We always investigate independently, says deputy chief commissioner Mustafar Ali.

Reserves at US$94.7 billion at end of August, higher than two weeks earlier.

TI's vice-president also reminds the DPM that talk must be followed with action.

If Singapore and M'sia did not separate in 1965, 'you and I will be Malaysians'.

Minister in PM's Dept Nancy Shukri says problems happen when one spouse changes religion.

Transparency International's Cobus De Swardt zeroes in on the issue, saying only truth will restore trust.

[UPDATED 8.38PM] Minister in PM's Dept Abdul Wahid Omar says cabinet was swift in approving proposal to host the conference.

[UPDATED 8.27PM] He assures the forum those guilty of corruption will eventually be caught and punished.

False info on social media can sway the people, but the truth eventually surfaces.


Mahathir used every repressive apparatus to oppress the people, says MACC adviser.

Each follower on his FB page who ‘Like’ the idea would be given two lanterns.

'The prime minister has to come clean', says sec-gen Salil Shetty.

Ex-councillor Iszuree should know the legal aspects but insists on slandering state, says Zairil.

[UPDATED 6.06PM] Ali Hamsa responds to TI chief Jose Ugaz's scathing speech at the IACC.

KINIBIZ The Mistral does not fulfil any specific role in the Malaysian defence forces.

The action, seen as insolent, incurred the anger of the people.


UPDATED 5.05PM It is only their views, says deputy commissioner on the tough talk by representatives.

UPDATED 5.05PM 'There is no need to answer,' Mustafar Ali says at the 16th International Anti-Corruption Conference.

[UPDATED 4.58PM] She says she is very touched to have received Mahathir's letter in her legal battle against the prime minister.

They would be investigated over the circumstances of the tragedy, says the MMEA.

UPDATED 5PM MP says he knows Clare Rewcastle-Brown from Sarawak Report but has never met Justo.

UPDATED 4.38PM He praises the sacked Langkawi Umno delegate and urges her to continue voicing out against Najib.

He held the post for four years from May 6, 1982, to Aug 11, 1986.

According to the DOE, this was also recorded in two locations in Sarawak.

PM's brother can't remember the last time things were so bleak for the country.

Six provinces on Sumatra and Borneo have declared haze emergencies.

Manzoor Hassan says probe into RM2.6 billion must proceed without interference.

MP says opposition is alarmed accounts were frozen on suspicion of corruption, money-laundering.

UPDATED 3.45PM The four will be charged for taking part in the Kita Lawan rally on March 28.

Those attempting to cover-up, David Kaplan tells IACC, are out of touch with the times.

UPDATED 6.10PM Azalina claims the Malaysian Parliament is different from those of the other nations.

It is threatened by the destruction of wetlands and mangrove swamps.

[UPDATED 2.24PM] PKR and opposition leaders go to court for documents in their suit against Najib, 1MBD.

[UPDATED 6.46PM] Minister praises Muhyiddin and Shafie for not making an appearance at Bersih 4.

Abdul Rahman Hashim's son says IGP has forsaken courage and dignity of the badge.

UPDATED 1.35PM They say the arrest at about 3pm was to facilitate probe into other cases.

UPDATED 3.35PM Once approved by Parliament, the new electoral boundaries will apply for the coming state election, says EC chief.

The country was previously ranked 154th in the world in January and February.

The nation’s foreign-exchange reserves have fallen 19 percent this year.

UPDATED 1.57PM EC willing to cooperate with Bersih in the coming Sarawak election, on condition the coalition is independent.

Maria Chin is disturbed by careless attitude of Khalid Abu Bakar to contamination of drinks.

COMMENT Their 'divorce for deserting PAS' policy violating basic constitutional freedoms.


Veteran opposition leader wants to know if the forum participants view him as one of the corrupt leaders of the world.

A 200kph locomotive would be 30 to 40pct cheaper, says Minister Rizal Ramli.

UPDATED 12.30PM Stop grilling those who attended rally and focus on issues raised, she tells the authorities.

UPDATED 12.15PM Court of Appeal rules it is bound by a decided case on the issue of quantum.

[UPDATED 12.08PM] This the result of the criticisms hurled at PM at the anti-corruption conference, she says.

Its chief Razlan Rafii also rebuffs IGP, says Bersih is a racial issue.

RM2.6b in Najib’s account raises questions about due diligence on part of banks, says Global Witness.

Hanipa says the ‘divorce wife if you divorce PAS’ push shows PAS ulama only keen on punishment, not justice.

YOURSAY ‘All Malaysians irrespective of race are only fighting for justice.’

YOURSAY 'Better to suffer greatly for a short period, than to suffer moderately for a long period.'

UIAM student wryly notes that only those in power seem to have the right to ‘freedom of speech’.

YOURSAY ‘Paul Low, it’s about a change of the PM, not of dismantling the gov’t.’

YOURSAY ‘When are BN and Umno going to accept the fact that their leaders are corrupt?’

The net TV channel also hits highest viewership of 25.1 million video views in August.



YOURSAY ‘When you are guilty, you fear even your own shadow.’

Paris prosecutors say piece of wing found on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean formally identified as part of MAS plane.