Archive - 14 June 2010

• Najib faces a second front in Johor
• Nizar, call snap polls should there be defections
• May 13 a class war, says Mahathir
• It takes two to tango
• Headlines online June 14, 2010
• MCA to protect party assets from abuse
• Regulate gaming by nationalising it
• MMA: What sort of doctors are we producing?
• New palace costs RM811mil, no open tender
• Nine killed in plane crash of Mexican politician: staff
• Endangered Madagascan tortoises seized
• Mahathir gives thumbs up to sports betting
• MIED 'can be sued' for alleged mismanagement
• Gerakan: What about bumi status for non-Malays?
• Australia plane bomb hoaxers face decade in jail
• Jibes for Zahrain on 'nice house, new car'
• Gandum: State radio will disrupt social harmony
• Anwar is the Pakatan leader, not me: Nik Aziz
• Many factors to consider before endorsing human rights charters
• PAS preps itself for national power
• 'Obama filter' for PKR election candidates?
• Ex-PAS top leader Hassan Shukri passes away
• Silence on Yong's pending execution in S'pore
• M'sia record improves in fight against human trafficking
• Miba: Nothing much in 10MP to help Indians
• MyKad errors far from 'isolated' cases
• Lukewarm response to 'Melayu Bangkit' rally
• Up to Najib to call snap election, says ex-PM
• 'Stop waving the sedition cudgel'
• Massive campaign can fight gambling licensing
• Protect the kids from being murdered
• Frequency and brutality of rapes alarming
• Turkey therapy approach to subsidies
• Share-buying not part of Mara's duties
• So why not sell heroin legally too?
• Jomo: 30% bumi equity target unachievable
• Anwar: 10MP mere rhetoric
• Forensic probe results of Sime fiasco out in August
• MTUC slams U-turn on minimum wage for guards
• Anti-coal power movement lacks political fuel
• BN council meet likely to discuss by-election results
• Umno reps' defection mere propaganda
• World Cup fever nearly costs a man his ear
• 'Bankrupt' warning: Quit, Ibrahim Ali tells Idris Jala
• Gov't to study reducing Internet fees: Rais
• Kg Baru: All sides reach agreement
• Spending spree while rakyat tighten belt
• 'Dr M, we are all masters of our own destiny'