Archive - 28 October 2014

• Can't speak BM? National schools to be blamed, too
• Shame when a Malaysian has to seek asylum
• 'Anwar prisoner of conscience if jailed'
• 'Join me in the dock if not enough chairs'
• AG, do you think the rakyat are fools?
• Wellington court grants bail to Rizalman
• Okay to burn Bibles to defend sanctity of Islam
• Rise if Anwar convicted, Kit Siang tells Malaysians
• This is my last sacrifice, says Anwar
• Anwar's counsel zooms in on K-Y jelly
• Commotion erupts as pro-Saiful T-shirts torched
• Perkasa questions Khairy's commitment to Islam
• ‘Signs of storms known only three hours earlier’
• 'Earth to experience three days of darkness' a hoax
• Gov't to table White Paper on terror threat
• 'Pursue big debtors, not PTPTN defaulters'
• FGV could end up like MAS, warns MP
• Most Malaysians fed-up with Umno's religious card
• Interpol called in to help arrest Alvin, Ali
• KJ: Anwar, not gov't on trial in Sodomy II
• 'Let judiciary decide if Bible-burning threat seditious'
• Jan 12 set for Nizar’s slander case against Najib
• PSM urges Selangor MB to keep promises
• Student leader 'safe for now' as UM starts probe
• Freedom and independence exclusively for Americans?
• IGP: Investigation on Zahid discussed with AG
• Don’t switch off the light in the hearts of the young
• Gov't blunders with tiered oil subsidy
• Bishop: Ends cannot justify the means
• Malaysia to roll out B7 biodiesel plan from November
• Students arrested in village eviction
• Cracks emerge in Batu Kawan homes
• 'UM blackout is third world mentality'
• National debt ratio drops for first time under Najib
• University students and the fifth wave
• Sarawak politicians shocked Ibrahim Ali not charged
• 1,000 show up to back Hadi in defamation case
• Man dies after car audio system catches fire
• 'I won't divorce Nurul Izzah, I still love her'
• Don: I didn't lead students to storm UM gates
• Lawyer: Lower courts failed to note conspiracy
• Gov't studying fuel subsidy mechanism proposals
• Nuclear power is not a wise or viable energy option
• Court told to acquit Anwar due to 'clear doubt'