Archive - 28 June 2013

• 2013-06-28
• PSM to review ties with Pakatan at AGM
• Police chief will have to answer to Kugan
• The return of EO? No way, says Suhakam
• EC 'backstabbed' by Umno in spite of its loyalty?
• Enough of 'ah chi, ah choo' over indelible ink
• Pakatan's acceptance of polls results is validly provisional
• SEB: Sarawak outage may have originated from Bakun
• Ten myths about the TPPA
• Was DIBS a good idea in the first place?
• IGP must give full account of all custodial deaths
• EC to decide on indelible ink use for by-election
• Najib, try reconciliation without conditions
• Malaysians breathe easy as air quality improves
• No reconciliation until Perkasa, Utusan apologise
• Bangkok gets set to become Asean capital
• 'Amending FT Islamic law on conversion unconstitutional'
• 'Number in intercepted call belonged to cop's son'
• 'In a stalemate, sultan can opt to dissolve assembly'
• Hung Terengganu assembly unlikely, say politicians
• Indonesia building cases against eight firms over haze
• Lone Utusan reporter rallies outside Penang assembly
• VT Singham retires after illustrious judicial career
• Man gets four year jail sentence for assaulting national boxer
• Going bonkers over Jonker Walk
• Mega-tower project set to kick off, groups vow to resist
• Withdrawal of appeal a boost for women's rights
• Ex-rep begins jail term after losing appeal
• Perlis fatwa committee bans smoking of shisha
• S'pore 'Hello Kitty' fanciers bare claws in quest for toy
• It is Jonker Walk, not Jonker Drive, Nazri reminds CM
• Pakatan backstabbed us, says PSM chief
• I appointed Yen Yen, confirms minister
• Prosecution closes case against Shamsubahrin
• Kugan judgment 'a damning indictment on government'
• Sabah RCI to continue proceedings on July 1
• High drama as both MCA and DAP 'defend' Jonker Walk
• Death sentence for murderer of five-year-old Dirang
• Jonker Walk chief: Don't blame Idris over closure
• Do not misconstrue the laws, says Selangor sultan