Archive - 17 October 2013

• 2013-10-17
• Ali Rustam edging Hisham and Mukhriz in VP race
• IGP rules out presence of journalists 'for now'
• Jakarta Post editor: No one has sole monopoly on God
• Umno thrives on sowing fear among Muslims
• 'Allah' ban - what's the gov't afraid of?
• Anwar: My Twitter is like a complaints bureau
• Don't give in to tyranny of the majority
• Is 'Allah' issue interpreting the constitution or a will?
• Pakatan stand is critical to 'Allah' calm
• Closing of the smart Malay mind
• 'Allah ban is about subordination, not theology'
• ROS probe unnecessary, Khairy tells DAP
• Judgment raising more controversies than answers
• Sabah, Sarawak Christians free to use 'Allah', says gov't
• Jui Meng slammed for 'wrongly' interpreting Quran
• Two nabbed over thefts at temples in Malacca
• India building tsunami alert system in South China Sea
• Jakarta monorail estimated to cost US$1.5bil
• Malaysian among 49 killed in Lao Airlines crash
• 'Yes' and 'no' on money politics in Umno
• Confusion is a public offence in the making
• 'Najib's bumi policy no different from NEP'
• Gov't ignores Bersih 3.0 in report to UN rights council
• Comango: Our UN report does not undermine Islam
• US gov't employees ordered back to work today
• Zahid: Gov't ready to change PCA
• Chinese scientists get Net access through lightbulbs
• Chinese business to support GST if income tax is cut
• If Sabah, S'wak had known, would Malaysia exist now?
• Move to name disabled person as senator lauded
• Khairy's re-election augurs well for Umno
• Slaughtering animals in school is unconstitutional
• Urgent, full-bench hearing on 'Allah' appeal sought
• Stop BN's meddling in university polls, says PAS
• Still no news for Penang stateless folk after a year
• Report irregularities in local councils, CM tells developers
• Don't split because of 'Allah' decision, says Zahid
• Guan Eng: Ban was merely to score brownie points
• Church's lawyer: Judgment goes beyond The Herald
• MP questions 'replacement' of Sabah judges
• What must be included in Budget 2014
• Straits project a bridge too far?
• Beating the Malay war drum against English
• M'sian Shiites taking alleged persecution woes to UN
• Second Penang Bridge cost to remain within RM4.5bil
• Independence of TPPA consultants in question
• Pakatan maintains non-Muslims can use 'Allah'
• Residents wants SUKE realignment
• Event organiser withdraws RM1.98mil suit against Rosnah
• Complaint about MCA's EGM made to deputy PM
• Pakatan moots NS suspension to reduce budget deficit
• MACC wants new law against errant civil servants
• Padang Besar Umno candidate denies bankuptcy
• LDP: Resolutions on party top two not recognised