Archive - 26 July 2011

• The end of regimes is never orderly
• Council pitting gov't against new media?
• After Christians and communists, Wahabis next
• Fears raised over possible torture of PSM 6
• Archbishop, what have you to say about Najib?
• Australia-Malaysia refugee swap could grow
• Sugu has his heart all out for the destitute
• HRW urges UN against refugee swap
• Reject 'media propaganda council', journalists urged
• Komuter, KTM trains disrupted due to fallen cable
• Suaram: Deportation of Bourdon 'abuse of power'
• Khairy to NSC: Explain terror claims against Asri
• Double-tracking project tendered out by year end
• Lawyer: It can be very easy to abuse the EO
• Raising interest rates will further burden families
• Pakatan parties must beware overreach
• Prince vs mum: Aug 15 fixed for committal proceeding
• EO arrests have spiked 400 percent, report finds
• MACC shows off basement interrogation room
• Police culture of impunity has worsened, says group
• Did TBH 'mati katak'?
• Police offer Bersih rally video to TV stations
• Anwar applies to quiz Najib, Rosmah
• Sighting of moon for Ramadan this Sunday
• Negaraku: What it means to me
• Australia, M'sia both stand to gain from refugee swap
• EC deputy chief booed in debate with Ambiga
• Frustrated netizens tell PM to 'diam lah!'
• PAS to expose 'a huge number' of cloned voters
• 'Asri linked to terror' claim baseless, says PAS
• Lawyers win reinstatement of suit against cops
• Fomca: List out medicines without halal certification
• Azhar fails to quash order to vacate service centre
• Malaysia 'doesn't deserve' seat on UN rights council
• Ex-mufti: Wrong to say criticising leaders is 'haram'
• Too much secrecy over Lynas
• Education system review report to be out by year's end
• Let them eat Windows in Sarawak
• Let's do it like the Brits
• Bersih open to biometric plan, but not convinced
• RCI findings raise more questions than answers
• PAS says biometrics can't exorcise 'phantom voters'
• Ambiga challenges EC to set up reform committee
• Two jet engines taken out of Malaysia, says witness
• PAS 'too orthodox' for rejecting biometric plan