Yoges Palaniappan

De facto law minister Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz said the issue is not whether the rally was peaceful or otherwise.

A deputy minister accuses the organisation of giving Indian Malaysians false hope and luring rural folks with the promise of money.

A detailed study is required on related aspects before a decision can be made, said a deputy minister.

An opposition MP tells the government not to trample on the people's right to express their views in a peaceful manner.

Lim urges Sothinathan to "stop being a lout, stop prevaricating and to unconditionally apologise for his boorish behaviour".

The court's decision to hold a 17-year-old murder convict at the King's pleasure does not violate the Federal Constitution, says Sharizat Abdul Jalil.

The deputy minister and MIC vice-president denies challenging a female MP to a brawl, as claimed by the parliamentary opposition leader.

The internal security ministry, which gave reasons for their detention, also said families of detainees could apply for welfare aid.

The Home Ministry reveals that 14,316 Chinese Malaysians have given up their citizenship over a span of six years.

Expediting the hearing of remand cases will help reduce overcrowding in prisons, says the internal security ministry.

The powerful committee feels that the visa-on-arrival facility is open to abuse by foreigners.

The government aims to splash RM112 billion in total to spur the economic growth of the east coast region.

The Constitution Amendment Bill may allow EC chairperson Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman to lead the commission for another year.

Opposition Leader Lim Kit Siang feels that the Transport Ministry's winding up debate on Supply Bill 2008 on Thursday should be postponed until after the minister's return from his foreign visit.

The government will introduce two new Acts to monitor and regulate credit tip-off services, the Dewan Rakyat is told.

It's a ploy, cry two MIC leaders. They claim that the ulterior motive behind the gathering is to shore up support for the opposition.

A press conference by Cheras MP Tan Kok Wai turned into an ugly affair when it was interrupted by a group of angry Umno members this morning.

The computer science undergraduate tried to prevent plainclothes guards from confiscating his bag, but is now accused of obstructing them from performing their duty. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The Jerai MP has caved in under opposition pressure to issue an apology to all women for a crude remark he made in relation to the AirAsia uniform for female cabin crew.

'What good is there in sending someone to space when the government lacks money to rebuild a school which was razed in a fire?' asks a MP.

It looks like the opposition doesn't like Suhakam anymore, says parliamentary secretary to the Foreign Ministry Ahmad Shabery Cheek.

Lim says the government must prove it is not half-past-six by heeding the call of the Haidar panel to establish a Royal commission of inquiry into the Lingam tape.

The survey by Microsoft discovers that political blogs are the least preferred compared to those on entertainment.

updated version The cabinet will wait for recommendations from ministers before making any decision on the report by the independent panel of inquiry.