
Najib hails red shirt protesters for 'peaceful rally'
PM says the police told him rally shows Malays respect the law.

PM says the police told him rally shows Malays respect the law.

UPDATED 11.38PM He has been lodging police reports overseas on the 1MDB scandal.

National Mosque imam slapped by a member of the congregation while leading Friday prayers.

For Lau Weng San, the stomach really is the way to the heart, and a way to deal with conflict.


'One’s love for the wife is equated to one’s love for Allah,' says the PAS chief.

Khairuddin Abu Hassan says he is prepared to be jailed for lodging reports against 1MDB overseas.


DAP, PKR and Amanah condemns the seditious and provocative statement.




It also gives MCMC seven days to lift the ban on its website, or face court action.


Lim Guan Eng questions two parties' commitment to multiracial Malaysia if their ministers remain quiet.

UPDATED 5PM Khairuddin and lawyer Matthias Chang have been blacklisted by immigration dept.

Everywhere he goes, people tell him 'Tan Sri, wa sokong lu'.

His lead counsel Shafee files an application for a retrial at the Court of Appeal.

This does not bode well for a country which has declared itself the 'best democracy' in the world, says party.

The payment was expedited in conjunction with Hari Raya Aildiladha.

The matter was resolved after both parties agreed to settle the suit.

This was the sum of the RM38,000 imposed by Alam Flora and RM12,000 by DBKL.

Similarly, Muhyiddin says if there is a wrongdoer in the 1MDB issue, the person must face the music.

Two RMAF C-130 aircraft would be deployed to evacuate the Malaysians.


UPDATED 3PM He says this invokes anxiety among other communities, and should not be done.

Pro-Mahasiswa captures only 10 seats, while Ikatan Mahasiswa was wiped out.

Azmin is also probed for attending the rally and wearing the Bersih 4 T-shirt.

UPDATED 1.40PM Financial daily claims Abu Dhabi officials are questioning this.

In time, many will realise not all that has been reported about PM is the truth. But like Iraq, it will be too late.

COMMENT They are willing to destroy the character of the Malays for their ends.

DAP's Steven Sim recalls how opposition elected representatives were attacked.

Youth leader says Low Yat speech is all over social media, urges AG to reconsider dropping charge.

UPDATED 3.15PM MP says there is enough evidence of a systematic programme funded by Selangor Umno.

Racism and hateful language have no place in this community, says Johor prince Tunku Idris.

Two pilgrims were injured in the fire, says the Saudi Civil Defence agency.


Likely referring to Amanah, he says leaders ‘worse than enemies’ for betraying PAS.

She meets with officials from the White House, Congress and State Department.

‘Operations are hampered as there is demand from the public for the service.’

UPDATED 12.45PM This includes his home on Jalan Langgak Duta, until the disposal of her lawsuit.


Bus bearing its logo was seen ferrying protesters at the red shirt rally on Wednesday.

UPDATED 11.30AM PM blogs that cops okayed the rally as it did not aim to 'topple the government'.

After 20 long years, the old time legendary band is back on Malaysian shores.

At 9.40am, the ringgit was quoted at 4.2380/2430 against the US dollar.

Number of protesters, estimated at 50,000, is small compared to the actual Malay population, says UIAM professor.

Kit Siang says red shirt rally has hurt country’s image and reconciliation efforts needed.

YOURSAY ‘Mahathir knows well the real purpose - it is the same old game of racial politics.’

YOURSAY ‘PM, what has race got to do with Bersih? Look at how your red shirt people behaved.’

He is unfazed by the photo going viral, worries more about Amanah’s Malay support.

This follows the hot and dry weather and the El Nino phenomenon, it says.

YOURSAY 'The reds brought it all upon themselves. Mkini and TMI just reported what was.'

Alfred Jabu says this is because it was unsafe for flying due to poor visibility.

Kevin Morais’ body was found in a concrete-filled drum in Subang Jaya.

Protesters were constantly heckling media personnel, accusing them of spinning news.

The organisers did not receive any allocation from PM or government, says Jamal.

COMMENT With Najib’s leadership in question, where are we going as a nation?

Malays will rise to defend the dignity of the race when challenged, says Ahmad Zahid.

YOURSAY ‘The rally is all about Najib under the guise of protecting Malay dignity.’

YOURSAY ‘There's nothing mystifying (about red shirt rally). For Umno, it is 1969 in perpetual loop.’