
MCA Youth seeks to meet police chief on fracas probe
MCA Team B leaders in the Youth wing back their chief's expose of the alleged presence of triads in the party. They also urge police to expedite their investigations into the fracas at the wing's AGM two years ago.
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A tough campaigner against police brutality seeks to strike out the contempt and criminal charges against him. The Shah Alam High Court heard his application today and now waits for proceeding notes before resuming the hearing next month.
DAP kick-starts its all year long commemoration of Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj's 100th birthday with eminent figures sharing their memories, encounters and opinions about the 'prince with a commoner's heart'.
The Education Ministry churns out contradictory statements on the choice of language for Science and Maths exams, leaving Chinese school headmasters puzzled. But the MCA chief lays the confusion to rest; assuring them the questions will be in the Chinese language.
The upcoming judicial review and appeal hearing of ex-deputy premier Anwar Ibrahim's two cases will see Abdullah Ahmad Badawi walking a tightrope: whether to safeguard his image or risk incurring the wrath of his superior.
The Youth wing of People's Progressive Party (PPP) - a component party of the ruling BN coalition - wants police chief Norian Mai to do something about the deaths in police lock-ups.
What does Umno Youth think of
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? Many would expect an ugly answer after what happened last month. However, the same person who lodged the police report against
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thinks otherwise.
One year ago, Dr Ling Liong Sik was facing serious challenges to his leadership in MCA. Today, the forces which once split the party into two have become nothing more than "small streams", he says.
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The country's most renowned opposition figure, Lim Kit Siang, celebrates his 62nd birthday but reveals no signs of quitting. Instead the veteran politician says he believes he can continue to play a meaningful political role.
The US embassy says an article raised in
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interview with Ambassador Marie T Huhtala to suggest US misinformation during the Gulf War, was inaccurate.
Was there a meeting between PAS leader Abdul Hadi Awang and Indonesian militants? The party says there is more to it than what was reported in the media. To prove it, they are willing to go on live telecast and face charges, if any, in court.
An Austrian businessman adds to Transport Minister and MCA president Dr Ling Liong Sik's woes by lodging a police report, claiming the politician, his son and businessman Soh Chee Wen owe him RM100 million as a result of a failed business deal.