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Umno remembers its former president and Malaysia's second prime minister Tun Abdul Razak in an elaborate ceremony today.

An international conference, set to be held in December, will provide a platform for young entrepreneurs whose businesses promote ICT usage to secure funding.

A Tamil education group claims that the national education blueprint promotes a 'single identity nation-state concept.'

Party strategist Dr Dzukifli Ahmad says PAS is gunning for more seats, including those with urban voters, in the coming elections.

Countering the perception of urban voters will be the biggest challenge for the Islamic opposition party in the coming general elections, say analysts.

Global corruption watchdog TI says Malaysia's high ranking in a recent survey on judiciary could be due to possible misinterpretations by local respondents.

An annual report by human rights group Suaram indicates that the protection of such rights have regressed in the country. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The former premier does not have major functions scheduled for at least a week following his recent heart attack.

The Kedah Chinese Assembly Hall leads the way in gathering signatures to protest a drastic quit rent hike in the state.

A controversial Transparency International survey places Malaysia ahead of many nations including Japan (16) UK (21) and US (33). Not surprisingly, local groups are flabbergasted. [VIDEO INSIDE]

He was born without legs and had only one arm. Despite the cruel twist of fate, Tuah Atan beat all the odds to become a lawyer.

Rodziah Ismail, who is the preferred candidate of the outgoing PKR women's chief, will be facing a challenge from newcomer Elizabeth Wong.

Participants at a forum were given one strong message last night - the only way to get rid of gender insensitive MPs is by voting them out of the House.

The resignation of Bernard Dompok indicates a mix-up of separate executive and parliamentary roles, says Opposition Leader Lim Kit Siang

updated version The former premier is responding to treatment and was able to have breakfast with his wife today.

The parliamentary select committee on integrity called off a meeting at which 'Project IC' was to have been raised - and Lim Kit Siang has a theory about this.

A forum was told that contrary to claims in a recent book, the racial tragedy was just a combination of events which Umno leaders took advantage to specifically oust Tunku Abdul Rahman.

The PAC deputy chairperson says a white paper should be presented after the results of the six-month finding is reported to the prime minister.

The PKR advisor disagrees with the sudden cancellation of an international Muslim-Christian confab.

A 25-year-old lorry driver's Muslim wife is taken away by the Selangor religious authorities.

As many parts of the world observed World Press Freedom Day last Thursday, it passed without a major blip on Malaysia's calender. [Video Inside]

The two tough guys in Malaysian politics continue their tirades. Last night, Anwar slammed Samy for 'allowing the Indians in the estates to be treated like slaves.' [VIDEO INSIDE]

The PKR adviser declared that the BN has spent nearly RM100 million to win 201 extra votes, referring to the slight increased majority compared to the 2004 results.

Fate of 30 students that were allegedly involved in the Ijok by-election will be decided by Higher Education committee