
Karpal: No ethnic cleansing and genocide in Malaysia
The DAP chairperson urges Hindraf to explain the terms "ethnic cleansing" and "genocide" used in its petition.

The DAP chairperson urges Hindraf to explain the terms "ethnic cleansing" and "genocide" used in its petition.

The minister vouches for the newly minted Court of Appeal president, calling him a man of integrity.

This is the prediction of the opposition leader, who is wondering if Zaki Azmi will be the country’s first Umno chief justice.

The influx of foreign workers does not affect the employment opportunities of the locals.


He was slapped with a one-semester suspension for refusing to allow security guards to check his bag on campus. Today he went in search of support from MPs.



The BN MP said he has nothing against crucifixes being displayed in mission schools, but that he was merely raising the people's concern over the matter.




Bar chief Ambiga Sreenevasan clarifies that the lawyers' march next Sunday is not a protest but to celebrate International Human Rights Day.

A Sabah environment group is seeing red over the proposed project which requires importing coal from Indonesia.

The opposition leader calls on BN leaders to tell Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi the truth about the situation in the country.

The chief minister of Tamil Nadu, India, has been
predictably told to stay out of Malaysian affairs and mind his own backyard.






The government's view of the Indian community has not changed after the massive rally held over the weekend, says Minister Nazri Abdul Aziz.

Robin Hood may be a hero but he broke the law - this analogy is used to explain why K Devamany must meet the BN chief whip for breaking ranks over the Hindraf rally.
