Bede Hong

The PKR de facto leader wants to sue the Umno deputy youth chief for calling him an agent of the Jews, and sings 'You ain't nothing but a hound dog'.

The watchdog says it will name the senior Umno minister whom it accused of siphoning RM30 million to clear a personal debt if the premier does not act against him.

The country runs the risk of losing a national identity for its citizens should communal politics be allowed to continue, says Farish A Noor.

There is a government directive since 2005 that all contracts worth more than RM10,000 for direct purchases are to be awarded to bumiputera companies.

Gerak submits a report alleging corruption, amounting to millions, within the ranks of Fama - the government's agriculture agency.

Merdeka Centre Poll Most Malaysians are very concerned with 'bread and butter' issues and the upsurge of crime is perceived to be the country's biggest problem.

Merdeka Center Poll The premier still enjoys popular support despite a surge in opposition sentiment but only 54% of Chinese gave him the thumbs-up.

'Traitor', 'puppet of the Jews'. These were some of the stinging remarks made by Khairy Jamaluddin against Anwar Ibrahim. Two PKR leaders respond.

The posting, titled 'Bersatulah Kaum Cina', claimed that the Chinese were conspiring to weaken the Malays politically and economically.

A case of getting a dose of your own medicine? An opposition party files the police report to show the 'double standards' in relation to the action taken against several bloggers.

Two Sentul police officers have been identified during a parade identification for beating up a crime suspect.

On the same note, Kadir A Jasin says that it is still too early to say if cyber dissent will be culled.

Efforts are underway to provide water and food for the workers as more are expected to join them outside the Bangladeshi High Commission.

The party's state Youth chief plays down media reports which claim that hundreds have left PKR following the resignation of several leaders. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Removing the names of those holding old identity card from the electoral roll is unconstitutional, said the election watch group.

The PKR de facto leader says this is what lies behind the detention of blogger Nathaniel Tan. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Anggota keluarga bloger Nathaniel Tan, 26, yang sedang ditahan polis, berkata dia dalam keadaan baik dan "telah dilayan dengan baik".

Day 3 - Family members visited 26-year-old Nathaniel Tan today at the police station where he is being held. [VIDEO INSIDE]

His parents say that the detained blogger always suspected that 'something would happen' because of his active involvement in politics.

Family, friends and supporters turned up to show their support for Nathaniel Tan who has been detained for allegedly breaching the Official Secrets Act. [VIDEO INSIDE]

According to KL police chief DCP Zul Hasnan and nine of his top officers, public cooperation is vital in battling crime.

The Parliamentary Human Rights Caucus chairperson explains why he has to turn the public hearing on crime last night into a close-door session.

The hearing in Petaling Jaya last night saw residents speak their minds on how the government can reduce crime and bring security to their lives. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Parliament round-up Solid waste management was the top agenda. Apart from the usual verbal wars and trading of insults, this short Parliament session also came to a 'bloody' end yesterday.