Create a system that no one needs and make money off the migrants, the workers, the illegals and anyone else looking to use cheap labour.By Biometricscandal
By next month Rocky will have his new news blog set up. Operating from an office in a nice KL suburb, Rocky will be ably assisted by his side kick Shamsul Akmar Musa Kamal. But the really…
ASPAN ALIAS‘Semakin hari semakin lemah’. Begitulah pandangan orang ramai terhadap kepimpinan hari ini. Kalau dahulu kta beranggapan yang Abdullah Badawi merupakan Perdana Menteri yang paling lemah,…
Umno cannot bank its resurgence on the demerits of its opponents. Nothing is more depressing, when imams don’t seem to know what they are talking and even worse by saying they admit they don’t know…
(BERNAMA) - Assisting and safeguarding the interest and welfare of the Bumiputera remains the main agenda of leaders and the government today, Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said…
(REUTERS) - At least 10,000 people gathered yesterday to support an anti-corruption social activist who has galvanised much of India against the government with his hunger strike.
By Shannon Teoh, The Malaysian Insider KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 21 — Khairy Jamaluddin has backtracked on his intention not to defend his Rembau seat and quit politics after a general election expected…
(Bernama) - The Barisan Nasional (BN) is ready to face the next general election (GE) which can be called at any time now, said Information, Communications and Culture Minister Dr Rais Yatim.
By Boo Su-Lyn, The Malaysian Insider KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 21 — Investment agency InvestPenang has dismissed former Penang chief minister Senator Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon’s claims that the state’s…
By Jeswan Kaur, FMT Fighting for what is just and right has its ‘price’, one which not many are willing to pay, especially writers or journalists. It explains then why the mainstream media had…
By Martin Carvalho, The StarPETALING JAYA: The ongoing biometric registration exercise for foreign workers has revealed an alarming scenario of over a million illegals compared to legal workers.
By Boo Su-Lyn, The Malaysian Insider Some activists and Malaysians who joined the Bersih rally have dubbed the parliamentary select committee (PSC) on electoral reform as an insincere public…
MASTERWORDSMITHOn Aug 9, MAS and AirAsia had entered into a collaboration agreement to establish a framework to explore the possibilities of mutual co-operation. With that Tune Air Sdn Bhd, jointly…
UPPERCAISE Word has been going around about what Rocky of Rocky’s Bru (Datuk Ahiruddin Atan) would do next, after leaving Redberry group at the end of his contract in May. Speculation was that that…
(DAILY EXPRESS) - Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the concept of meritocracy will be practised in the agenda to assist Bumiputera entrepreneurs, and the Unit Peneraju Agenda…
ALIRAN Will the rakyat be able to survive the power of the police – and that of the State, wonders Kee Thuan Chye. What is this country coming to? Many Malaysians are asking this question in view of…
Premier Najib Tun Razak's 'flip-flop' stand has vindicated doubts over his true intentions of setting up a Parliamentary Select Committee (PSC) (Free Malaysia Today) - Prime Minister Najib Tun…
Malaysia’s government announced a spending program in 2010 to build roads, electricity plants and a rail-transit system aimed at easing traffic congestion in Kuala Lumpur, over the next decade.…
Another investment: D2 Private sold the office block in St James’s Square to the EFP for £150mil. (The Star) - The Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) has confirmed that it has purchased an office block…
The government has a bad track record of implementing suggestions from past commissions, so how different will it be with the Parliamentary Select Committee?(Free Malaysia Today) - How effective…
By My Thoughts We read and hear news everyday of rallies, protests, riots, and wars and conflicts all over the world. We are told that we may be targets of terrorists who must be destroyed at all…
By Michael Gordon and Kirsty Needham, The AgeTHE Gillard government's Malaysian "people-swap" agreement has been undermined by the arrests and likely deportation to China of a group of asylum seekers…
By Michelle Grattan, The Age JULIA Gillard has declared the controversial Malaysian people swap is ''a very important innovation'' in Australia's asylum seeker approach and the government is ''…
By Fabio Scarpello, World Politics ReviewTo dismiss Berish, however, would be a mistake. In fact, despite its contradictions, the movement may have a considerable impact on local politics.
By Mattew Saltmarsh, New York Times With Europe’s economy mired in a debt crisis, governments in the region have been looking east for a helping hand, tapping the likes of China and Japan to buy…
By Zaid Ibrahim Someone asked me if there is a power struggle going on in UMNO right now. I said no, only in the Cabinet. This poser was perhaps brought about by the way Deputy Prime Minister Tan…
By Natasja Sheriff, The Nation “In spite of all the attacks, the intimidation, the fear, that the government has put in, from race to violence to chaos and all that, the people have actually…
By Afif Pasuni, Eurasia ReviewThe “third force” in Malaysian politics continues to progress with Tengku Razaleigh’s new NGO Amanah. With the general election looming, the “third force” will face an…
By Luc Citrinot, E-Turbo News The plan happens to come at a very unfavorable time. In recent years, Malaysia’s social fabric has turned more and more fragile due to growing tensions among its…