Archive - 24 May 2013

• Forces of darkness gaining upper hand, warns bishop
• Uthaya: We didn't anticipate losing our deposit
• Anwar unfazed by government crackdown
• Auntie Bersih gives vigil-goers words of wisdom
• It's selective prosecution, or rather persecution
• Senate's devaluation due to perversion, argues senator
• Now MACC initiates graft probe against rape suspect
• Sedition Act meant only for gov't critics
• Ex-judge Mohd Noor has Umno protection
• Vincent Tan plans IPO of football club Cardiff City
• 'Noh, we're already living in Umno's jungle'
• Reconsider your position in coalition, BN reps urged
• It can only get worse for Umno Baru and BN
• PKR claims extra votes appeared in ballot box
• PAS sends mixed signals on People's Gathering
• Azmin: Crackdown a return to Mahathirism
• Karpal to propose election of senators
• Stop treating us like idiots, EC deputy chief told
• PSM may review ties with Pakatan
• The unsung heroes of GE13
• Two Pakatan leaders to be charged under PAA
• Please walk the talk, Mr Prime Minister
• Karpal: Return of Ops Lalang and era of oppression
• Muhyiddin backs proposal to merge BN
• Charging of Adam, arrest of trio - this is tyranny
• Tian Chua, Tamrin and Haris released
• Fighting Mahathirism, again
• Fraud? It's not true, Khairy tells The Economist
• Azmin wants dialogue with BN, but rules out unity gov't
• PKR moots new panel to do redelineation
• M'sian couple joins billionaires club in Australia
• 'Khalid Abu Bakar is the most political IGP'
• EC sees no need to debate with opposition
• MIC chief denies 'no contest resolution' allegations
• EC: Photo of 'blackout' on polling day a lie
• Vigil participants file assault reports against police
• Palanivel: Indian Affairs Unit under MIC, not Hindraf
• Idris Jusoh to sue PKR and Rafizi for libel
• Hadi Awang slammed for PKR-PAS candidates clash
• Am I illegal? Ask Putrajaya, says Paul Low
• Netizen nabbed for seditious remark against sultan
• Slow traffic flow along NSE towards north
• 'Resources crucial to avoid becoming lame-duck party'