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Stop the Quran burning, Anifah tells the USMalaysia Star - - 52 minutes ago PUTRAJAYA: Authorities in the United States should take appropriate action to stop an evangelical church in Florida from going ahead with a Quran-burning ceremony in view of the serious consequences of such an action, said Foreign ... Father Pleads Guilty To Possessing ExplosivesBernama - 22 minutes ago KUALA TERENGGANU, Sept 9 (Bernama) -- The father of Khairul Arif Ayub, the six-year-old boy who was killed in a fireworks explosion here recently, today pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing explosives. Father pleads guilty to fireworks and firecrackers possession Malaysia Star (blog) Musa, time for you to spill the beansMalaysia Kini - 7 hours ago 'Now is the best time since you are no more under pressure from your boss to reveal everything to Malaysians.' Gerard Samuel Vijayan: All of these allegations and suspicions could have been avoided if the IGP (inspector-general of police) and the RMP ... Sec-gen: No interference Malaysia Star 'Stop being sour grapes, leave force gracefully' New Straits Times |
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Klue - 1 hour ago
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Umno rejects Perkasa Malaysia Star
18 Killed On Sixth Day Of Ops Sikap
Bernama - 39 minutes ago
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 9 (Bernama) -- Eighteen more deaths were recorded on the sixth day of the Ops Sikap yesterday, bringing the total death toll to 95, police said.
Sg Kembong landfill under rehabilitation
The Sun Daily - - 15 hours ago
SHAH ALAM (Sept 8, 2010): The Sungai Kembong landfill which leaked leachate into Sungai Beranang and Sungai Kembong on Monday causing the closure of the Sungai Semenyih water treatment for most of that day has been closed for almost three years, ...
Semenyih plant closed due to high levels of ammonia Malaysia Star
RM21m boon for schools
Malaysia Star - - 8 hours ago
KUALA LUMPUR: Eight Chinese primary schools nationwide will be given RM21.7mil under a special allocation by the Education Ministry.
Dr Chua gives statement to police over report lodged by Perkasa Malaysia Star (blog)
Malays held for early Eid celebrations
Sydney Morning Herald - 3 hours ago
Malaysian religious officials said on Thursday they had detained and fined nine members of an Islamic sect for celebrating the Eid al-Fitr holiday two days early.
Muslims will tone down Eid celebrations on 9/11 Seattle Times
Philippines admits police may have shot some hostages
AFP - 31 minutes ago
MANILA - Philippine investigators admitted for the first time Thursday that police may have shot some of the tourists in a bungled operation that left eight Hong Kong residents dead on a bus in Manila.
Phillipines bus hijack re-enacted NDTV.com
'Subpoena GMA to clarify Saliao testimony'
ABS CBN News - 28 minutes ago
MANILA, Philippines - The “smoking gun” testimony of a witness before the Quezon City Regional Trial Court on Wednesday further strengthened calls to subpoena President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo to clarify her relationship with the Ampatuan family.
Maguindanao massacre case trial starts Philippine Star
China boat captain could stand trial for collision
The Associated Press - - 34 minutes ago
TOKYO - The captain of a Chinese fishing boat that collided with Japanese patrol vessels near disputed islands could stand trial in the latest territorial spat between the neighbors, officials said Thursday.
Chinese media warns Japan over detention Reuters Africa
Sri Lanka president handed sweeping new powers
AFP - 31 minutes ago
COLOMBO - Sri Lankan ministers denied that the president now enjoys dictatorial powers under a post-war constitutional revamp, but observers are worried about the chilling effect on democracy.
Rajapaksa gets sweeping powers Hindustan Times
Sri Lanka Ends Presidential Term Limits New York Times
Taliban chief: We are winning
Detroit Free Press - - 10 minutes ago
AP KABUL, Afghanistan -- The Taliban's shadowy leader told Afghans on Wednesday that the insurgents are winning the war and warned Americans that they are wasting lives and billions in tax dollars by continuing in the conflict.
Accident Causes Congestion Along Bidor-Tapah Route
Bernama - 1 hour ago
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 9 (Bernama) -- The north-bound traffic from Bidor to Tapah along the North-South Expressway (PLUS) suffered a five-hour traffic congestion this morning following an accident involving two heavy vehicles.
Obama to end tax breaks for firms creating jobs abroad
Times of India - 2 hours ago
WASHINGTON: Accusing opposition Republicans of pushing bankrupt economic policies and putting politics ahead of national welfare, President Barack Obama has vowed to end Bush era tax cuts encouraging companies to "create jobs and profits in other ...
Barack Obama admits Democrats could be punished in mid-terms Telegraph.co.uk
Obama takes aim at Republican policies Los Angeles Times
BURSA MALAYSIA: Share Prices End The Week On Positive Note
Bernama - 1 hour ago
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 9 (Bernama) -- Share prices on Bursa Malaysia ended the week ahead of the Hari Raya holiday on a positive note, recovering from recent losses, amid improved sentiment on Wall Street and signs of an easing of the euro debt crisis, ...
Malaysia output grows slowest in 8 months Business Times - Malaysia
Manufacturing Sales Value In July Up By 9.3 Pct
Bernama - 1 hour ago
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 9 (Bernama) -- The sales value of the manufacturing sector in July continued to post a year-on-year growth of 9.3 per cent to record RM45.7 billion as compared to the RM41.8 billion reported in the same month last year.
Malaysia July manufacturing sales up 9.3pc Business Times - Malaysia
More cyber attacks detected this month, says MCMC
Malaysia Star - - 8 hours ago
PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has detected at least a 50% increase in hacking on Malaysian websites in the first week of this month.
Asteroid near-misses actually common, scientists say
msnbc.com - - 8 hours ago
Two asteroids that swooped past Earth Wednesday may have caught the attention of the public, but events like these are not actually rare, NASA scientists say.
Second Asteroid to Buzz Earth Later Today National Geographic
In tweak of the movie, these asteroids missed Boston Globe
Symantec Offers Services For PCI-DSS Compliance
Bernama - Sep 6, 2010
PETALING JAYA, Sept 7 (Bernama) -- Symantec Corporation (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd is extending its services to merchants, banks and other financial institutions in the country to comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).
Frequently asked questions on PCI DSS in its key month SC Magazine UK
PCI update could mean clarity or confusion SearchSecurity.com
Astro TV conducting IPTV trials with Time dotCom
Malaysia Star (blog) - - 7 hours ago
PETALING JAYA: With Telekom Malaysia Bhd (TM) venturing into the broadcasting business with its IPTV (internet protocol TV) offering, Astro TV is not about to let any of its market share slip by without a fight.
Astro TV trials IPTV on Time dotCom's network Telecompaper (subscription)
Football Focus: What a week for England fans!
Jakarta Post - - 4 hours ago
Whatever detractors of international football say, it's undeniable that competitions like the 2012 European Championships give football fans a chance to take a break from their partisan loyalties and join as one to support their respective nations.
By accident or design, Capello hits on winning formula Times of India
Capello plays up England display The Press Association
Federer proves himself a man for all seasons
Times of India - 20 minutes ago
NEW YORK: Let it sizzle, let it blow, let it chill.... whatever the weather, Roger Federer proved himself to be a master of the elements at the US Open.
Federer Keeps Alive His Half of Dream Final New York Times
Federer breezes past Soderling into semi-finals Reuters Canada
Germans put 10 on South Africa
Trinidad & Tobago Express - - 4 hours ago
SOUTH AFRICA were no match for Germany, falling to the biggest margin of defeat by any team at a FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup yesterday when hammered 10-1 at the Dwight Yorke Stadium in Bacolet.
World Cup rakes in billions for South Africa Malaysia Star (blog)
Germans hammer South Africa 10 -1 The Trinidad Guardian
Cookie power for Hari Raya
New Straits Times - - 7 hours ago
BLUEBERRY crunchies, peanut butter cornflakes, fruit cookies and almond ginger are Nahar Power Sdn Bhd's best-selling snacks this Hari Raya Aidilfitri.
In and Out - Snail mail withdrawal? Malay Mail
Duo plead not guilty for wrongfully confining Sri Lankans
Malaysia Star - Sep 7, 2010
KUALA LUMPUR: Two men have pleaded not guilty to nine counts of wrongfully confining and causing hurt to three Sri Lanka nationals in a magistrate's court here yesterday.
Paris Hilton's Ex-BFF: "She Just Needs Real Friends"
E! Online (blog) - - 4 hours ago
Paris Hilton certainly knows how to make friends and influence people, but are her hard-partying ways keeping her from making a lasting connection with a gal-pal?
Paris coming to KL Malaysia Star (blog)
Off the track deals
The Sun Daily - 4 hours ago
FLOCK WITH 600 different species of birds in Jurong Bird Park. From now till Dec 31, receive 30% off on admission ticket for adults and children when you present this advertisement or e-coupon (downloadable from YourSingapore.
Kuwaiti Doctors Conducts Record Gastric Surgery On 300 Kg Patient
Bernama - 6 hours ago
KUWAIT, Sept 9 (Bernama) -- A Kuwaiti surgeon conducted a successful rare gastric sleeve surgery using surgical speculum to a patient weighing about 300 kilogrammes, according to a local media.
Kuwaiti conducts rare gastric sleeve surgery Arab Times
Serious eye problems emerge from laser pointers
Malaysia Sun - 2 hours ago
There have already been reports from Europe and the US of teenagers going almost blind. In Switzerland, a 15-year-old boy was found to have damaged his eyes while using a laser pointer he'd bought over the Internet.
Doctors see eye hazard in powerful laser pointers The Associated Press
Cheap vitamin pill halts memory loss in Alzheimer's
Times of India - 41 minutes ago
LONDON: A low-cost vitamin pill could halt memory loss in Alzhemier's disease, finds a recent study. The tablet worth only 10 pence, comprising three vitamin B supplements, slashed shrinkage of brain linked to memory loss by up to 500 percent.
Vitamin B claim on Alzheimer's Financial Times
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