Samy Vellu’s triple shame in Chennai – apologies from mulitiple personalities warranted
Triple shame for Samy Vellu in Chennai and the multiple apologies which must be made by Samy Vellu, Abdullah, IGP Musa and AG Gani Patail
Malaysian polls ‘around the corner’
Malaysia's election chief has reiterated that nationwide polls are "around the corner" despite speculation the government would hold back due to a host of problems, a report said Sunday…
Malaysian riot police break up rally to protest detention without trial law
(The Associated) - Press Banging batons against their shields, Malaysian police Saturday chased away hundreds of demonstrators who held a candlelight vigil to protest against a decades-old law…
Racial politics then and now
Way back in the 50s and 60s, PMIP (PAS) was viewed with great apprehension by the Chinese community. Their members were not social, often seemed to be aloof and secretive. They could not also get…
Chua Soi Lek faces second “conspiracy of silence”
Chua Soi Lek's faces second "conspiracy of silence" of the MCA leadership over the MCA "blackhand" who had successfully carried out the first conspiracy to end his political…
‘Gerakan Mansuhkan ISA’ candlelight vigil 05th Jan 2008
The Malaysian Independent Watchdog Initiative (MAWI) presents........
FACE TO FACE: Shamsul Amri Baharuddin
About 50 universities in the THES 2007 list of the top 200 don’t use English as their medium of instruction. They use Japanese, Mandarin, Dutch, French, Spanish, German and Russian. In THES 2006…
Chua’s Declaration
Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek said a lot of angry words before he left.
Today, it is the word “Allah’, and tomorrow?
(Sin Chew) - The Cabinet’s decision to prohibit the The Herald – The Catholic Weekly- from using the word Allah despite having its publishing permit renewed for this year, is a major step…
SBY to meet Badawi in KL for annual bilateral meeting
(The Jakarta Post) - President Susilo Bambang Yudohyono will meet Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi in Kuala Lumpur next week to discuss, among other things, recent issues of contention…
Malaysians may end up sleeping in the streets
By Little BirdSee the images of these people sleeping in the streets of Jakarta. If you visit Jakarta you will see hundreds of unemployed Indonesians sleeping just outside the airport. It is a pitiful…
Negeri Sembilan catat peratusan penagih baru tertinggi
Oleh Wan Nordin Wan Yaacob Sebuah akhbar tabloit harian mendedahkan statistik penagih baru bagi tahun 2007 yang mencatatkan Negeri Sembilan sebagai negeri tertinggi bilangan penambahan penagih baru.…
Kes Soi Lek serlahkan kewarasan media bukan Melayu
Oleh Mat Zain Mat Isa Sat | Jan 05, 08 | 11:56:27 am MYT Memang tepat garapan sinis Ketua Pengarang Harakah, Ahmad Lutfi Othman, mengenai ketelusan dan kewarasan akhbar-akhbar Cina berbanding…
Najib janji bina masjid, BN roboh masjid
Oleh Wan Nordin Wan Yaacob Fri | Jan 04, 08 | 5:03:03 pm MYT Bernama melaporkan, kerajaan pusat berjanji akan menjadikan Kelantan sebagai pusat ketamadunan Islam yang terbilang sekiranya Barisan…
Malaysia: Sliding into Religious Intolerance
Many recent events in Malaysia seem to point to the possibility that Malaysia, a country which often prides itself on the cultural and religious diversity that can be found within its borders, is…
Volkswagen may build factory in Thailand
(Deutsche Presse-Agentur) - Automaker Volkswagen confirmed Friday it might build a factory in Thailand after the collapse of its efforts to enter the South-East Asian car market in tandem with…
BN tidak mampu pastikan wakil rakyat bersih
PEKAN 5 Jan. – Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak berkata, Barisan Nasional (BN) sentiasa meneliti latar belakang ahlinya yang hendak dipilih menjadi calon pilihan raya.
Jangan tahu melenting sahaja bila yuran mahal
05-01-2008 10:04:38 PM PUTRAJAYA: Menteri Pelajaran Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein hari ini meminta ibu bapa supaya tidak hanya pandai melenting meluahkan perasaan marah mereka jika diminta…
Tindakan keras atas yang langgar hak individu
PEKAN 5 Jan. – Kerajaan akan mengkaji semula undang-undang berhubung pelanggaran hak individu supaya tindakan yang lebih keras dapat diambil terhadap pihak yang mengganggu hak peribadi seseorang…
Penduduk Tasik Titiwangsa bantah ‘Eye on Malaysia’
05-01-2008 08:30:54 PM KUALA LUMPUR: Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) dan Kementerian Wilayah Persekutuan akan mengadakan perjumpaan dengan penduduk sekitar Taman Tasik Titiwangsa minggu…
Free show that ruined a minister
[email protected] (The Straits Times) - The year began badly for Malaysia's former Health Minister Chua Soi Lek as residents in his home town collected their mail on New Year's Day. Ben…
Dilemma of Abdullah Ahmad Badawi on the timing of the 12th General Election
Looking back into our democratic process in the past 11 general elections, we are of the opinion that none of them had been called without any demonstrations and condemnations from the people,…
In Malaysia, a refuge for abused domestic workers
By Sarah Steward AFP, KUALA LUMPUR Migrant workers await justice, sometimes for years, in a dorm behind the Indonesian embassy
It is useless to have a learned tongue but an ignorant heart
Don't follow satanic tricks of otherTalk by our beloved Maulana Sheikh Nazim Adil Kibrisi, January 1, 2008, Tuesday, DhulHija 23, 1428, Lefke, Northern Cyprus of Turkish RepublicShakyh Abdul…
‘I have no intention of becoming Perlis MB’
FARRAH NAZ KARIM(New Straits Times) - There are no holds barred when Datuk Seri Radzi Sheikh Ahmad debates issues he feels strongly about as even some of his cabinet colleagues whom he had openly…
Ex-MCA veep does not want his resignation to split party
(The Star) - BATU PAHAT: Former MCA vice-president Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek does not want his resignation to cause a split in the party.
OPINION: The tide is turning for BN in Kelantan
By : ZUBAIDAH ABU BAKAR(New Straits Times) - Umno has gained ground in Kelantan since 1990, the year Pas handed a 39-0knockout to Barisan Nasional. With talk of the general election around the corner,…
Specific laws for privacy not needed
(The Star) - PEKAN: There are already laws to deal with invasion of privacy and there is no need for specific laws for this, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said.
Election fever gets hotter
(The Star) - PETALING JAYA: The general election fever just got hotter – leave for all police officers and personnel has been frozen indefinitely.
M’sian police break up rally against detention without trial law
(The Straits Times): KUALA LUMPUR - BANGING batons against their shields, Malaysian police on Saturday chased away hundreds of demonstrators who held a candlelight vigil to protest against a…
