Archive - 25 May 2009

• What 'Islamic law' means in Pakistan
• Aminah 'offered' top council post to pull out
• Headlines online: May 25, 2009
• Pakatan's main battle - to woo 'bored' voters
• American diver missing after boat collision
• Royal probe urged into 'unlawful takeover' of Perak
• Husam confirms contesting No 2 post
• '101 bumbling cops'
• Sabah native family law set for change
• Tamil Tigers admit leader is dead
• When the empty can makes the loudest noise
• On carparks, hypermarts can't wash their hands
• Selangor gov't slams police for use of 'excessive' force
• On how PSD scholarship policy is twisted and manipulated
• Littering mania of Malaysians
• M'sia awards water-tunnel deal to 'tainted' firm
• Drop all charges against Hindraf rally participants
• Sabah power shortage: Can CEO of the Year perform?
• Isolated Burma lashes out over Suu Kyi trial
• Kayveas to Murugiah: Form your own party
• Why Nizar shouldn't appeal
• Close down Sri Lanka Embassy in Malaysia
• Deaths in Juru detention centre
• Gov't backs Sri Lankan resolution despite local anger
• Lawyer prevented from using auditorium, sues Bar Council
• The impending death of an incumbent
• 'Stronger action needed to free Suu Kyi'
• Lee slams police for violating her rights
• Anwar vows tough defence in July sodomy trial
• Haron explains 'traitor' remarks
• Police reports lodged against Murugiah over EGM
• VoxPop: Money politics or bullshit?
• S'gor MB under fire for 'minority' remark