Archive - 3 July 2012

• Fear of losing power has gripped BN
• Unfair to slam us on polls observer plan, says EC chief
• Would Soi Lek dare bark at Najib over hudud?
• When an Umno crony runs to DAP for help
• A timely manifesto for popular constitutionalism
• No projects above 250 feet got nod, insists Penang BN
• 'George Kent abysmally rated for Ampang LRT project'
• Nik Aziz congratulates Umno on Johor hudud proposal
• Rafizi: MRT project may balloon to RM100 billion
• Is race and religion a factor in GE13?
• Prosecution working 'hard' on Sodomy II appeal
• Court releases written judgment on Sodomy II
• 'Stop spying on citizens and fight crime instead'
• Manjeet's defamation suit to be heard on Oct 1
• Bangladesh legalises 267,803 workers sent to Malaysia
• Tee Yong: S'gor used state funds to bail out Talam
• Gov't's tired strategy: Blame the foreigners
• Analyst: PM may postpone GE to wait for DAP split
• S'gor PKR info chief insists on action against Faekah
• Deputy minister dismisses Umno proposal for hudud
• M'sia to grab Asia IPO top spot with US$2bil IHH listing
• MIC believes Indian students can fill 557 matric places
• DAP banks on new voters to help sink BN
• Flyers linking DAP to Christian state surface
• Raid on Suaram thwarted by faulty warrant
• DAP: 1M'sia in disrepair, what will PM do?
• Make allocations for political funding, Rafizi tells Selangor
• Malacca DAP reps walk out over Utusan photo
• DAP claims premeditated plot to smear Guan Eng's wife
• Teacher held under ISA faces sack
• 200 Kuin staff stage demonstration against rector
• End the ISA as promised
• S'gor MB shrugs off hidden camera incident
• Hindraf re-files civil suit against UK government
• BB Plaza won't be torn down to make way for MRT
• Association of Banks assisting cops over ATM break-ins
• Astro hires CS, Goldman, JPM for US$1bil M'sia IPO
• Haj quota to be known during Ramadan
• Pro-Umno bloggers still sniping at NSTP
• MB: MCA clueless about Talam situation
• Muhyiddin: M'sia never claimed Mandailing culture
• Political violence: Pakatan moots bi-partisan panel