Students Free To Think And Speak

By Christopher Leong, Vice-President of Malaysian BarThe Malaysian Bar welcomes yesterday’s majority decision of the Court of Appeal striking down section 15(5)(a) of the Universities and University…

Train crash: A danger waiting to happen

By Michael Kaung, FMT KOTA KINABALU: The morning after the train crash outside the Kota Kimabalu International Airport here has provoked fear and anger among city residents, with many saying that “it…

Share swap: MPs turn up the heat

By Syed Jeymal Zahiid, FMT KUALA LUMPUR: Putrajaya has failed to give a convincing explanation on the controversial share swap between AirAsia and national carrier MAS in Parliament as lawmakers…

Floods a wake-up call for region

Governments and private sectors across the region need to wake up to the fact that economic development and environmental protection are not irreconcilable, but indeed go hand-in-hand. Of course,…

EC primed for polls in January

By G Manimaran, The Malaysian Insider KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 1 – The Election Commission (EC) is ready to carry out the 13th general elections by early next year.

Old Enough To Hang but NOT to Vote

By MasterwordsmithLast Tuesday, an Egyptian court ruled that Egyptians living abroad should be allowed to vote at embassies in upcoming parliamentary and presidential elections, a judicial source…

Assunta Hospital Dilemma ( 3 )

By a concerned MalaysianIt was with trepidation that I read the uncharitable comments that followed the letter that I had originally written asking questions about the original setup of the Assunta…

PKR attacks Jeffrey Gapari Kitingan

After months of trying to work out a reconciliation with the top PKR leadership, Kota Kinabalu division chief Christina Liew who had 'hero-worshiped' Jeffrey in politics, was forced to throw in…

Three MPs thrown out

Er Teck Hwa, Lim Lip Eng and N Gobalakrishnan defied the Speaker’s order to sit down. (Free Malaysia Today) - Three MPs were kicked out of parliament house for disobeying the Speaker’s order to sit…

DAP: Pakatan can retain Penang

(The Star) - DAP is optimistic that Pakatan Rakyat can retain control over Penang if its members continue to work hard by building on the momentum it had gained after the 2008 general election.

Laporan audit dipersoal

(Utusan Malaysia) - Laporan Ketua Audit Negara 2010 sepatutnya lebih bersifat komprehensif dengan menjelaskan secara terperinci bagaimana sesuatu perkara itu diklasifikasikan sebagai perbelanjaan.

DAP, PAS remain at odds on hudud

Karpal Singh criticised for making “unfair” statement when such Islamic laws have not been implemented yet.(Free Malaysia Today) - The attempt by Pakatan Rakyat to bury the hudud hatchet is proving…

Don’t toy with Umno, LDP warned

LDP leaders deliberately turning a deaf ear to all the assistance given to them by Umno Sabah, says Sabah Puteri Umno.(Free Malaysia Today) - Criticising Sabah Chief Minister Musa Aman is as good as…

Moral victory for student politics

By G Vinod, FMT PETALING JAYA: Student activists hailed the Court of Appeal’s decison as a victory for student politics and freedom of speech. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) student activist…