Jonathan Yong

The problem started when a joint venture between the two parties went sour when the owner allegedly reneged on the deal.

Mahathir says there is no such thing as Mahathirism' and warns Kit Siang that the repeated attacks on him would only backfire.

UPDATED 3.45PM A theatre production on Teoh Beng Hock's final moments scheduled for this weekend has drawn police scrutiny.

Pakatan says this is necessary as incidents of political violence had reached ‘frightening' levels in recent months.

UPDATED 8PM Flyers attributed to Jati, an NGO led by Hasan Ali, claim that DAP has a Christian state agenda.

UPDATED 7.25PM The Selangor MB admits that the state university's accounts have not been audited for five years, including during BN's tenure.

UPDATED 5.21PM Khalid challenges the MCA leader to provide the information on his RM1 billion scandal claim.

UPDATED 6.20PM Since PM Najib has yet to indicate a date for the election, Selangor's MB will do the same.

UPDATED 4.49PM Sekinchan rep reveals that in 2001, Tanjung Karang Umno bought a RM1 million plot for a mere RM47,000.

The regulatory framework governing election observers in Malaysia does not meet international standards, says election watchdog Meo-net.

Angkatan Belia Islam Malaysia applied to be an election observer in April, but the EC has yet to give a reply.

Inexperienced NGOs are being used by the Election Commission to create an illusion of legitimacy, decries the polls watchdog.

The National Institute for Democracy and Electoral Integrity says it rejects the conditions the EC wants to impose.

UPDATED 5.50PM 'If there was such a meeting, it did not happen in the way presented,' says Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz.

It is called ‘Opps 20/20' in apparent reference to plan to ensure a clean sweep of public university student body polls by the pro-BN Aspirasi faction.

Hindraf claims that a government office had deliberately moved in next door as part of a propaganda attempt.

‘The Internet is meant to be an environment of free expression, but now we'll have to watch our backs'.

Its president Muhammad Safwan Anang says this will be discussed during the 4th National Students Movement Congress next Saturday. [VIDEO INSIDE]

Civil society monitors will scour all forms of the media to gauge the fairness of news coverage, in the biggest project of its kind to date.

Civil society is no longer practising 'give and take' and instead indulging in 'take and take', says the Perak Regent.

‘The distribution system's unfairness clearly displays discrimination towards Tamil schools'.

After Unisel was hit by PTPTN’s tit-for-tat, Selangor International Islamic University College also finds its loans frozen.

PKR strategic director Rafizi Ramli yesterday gave students a preview of PKR's education plan, which includes abolishing the PTPTN.

 

‘Sometimes political parties may depict one of their leaders in a caricature to praise his deeds, there is nothing wrong with that'.