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UPDATED 5.15PM Arguments were heard this morning in the Kuala Lumpur High Court before Justice Mohamad Zabidin Mohd Diah.
With the rare extra-long contract, he intends to ‘do the right thing' and bring ‘real change' to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission.
Although the Federal Court has given a favourable verdict to the BN MB to run Perak, he is still on politically shaky ground.
free ‘With this Perak MB decision, the federal constitution is now belly-up in the Perak River, floating past the royal palace.’
free ‘Firstly, the MACC can't prosecute, so they need to go through the Attorney-General. And how's the AG chosen?’
The Penan are under pressure from timber companies wanting them to withdraw their lawsuits, while the state is appealing recent court decisions in favour...
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The US president pushed for a "significant regime of sanctions" against Iran unless it accepts international proposals aimed at curbing its nuclear ambitions.
North Korea's severe food shortages are expected to worsen this year after a poor grain harvest in 2009, South Korean officials said Wednesday.
US Marines on Tuesday stepped up preparations for a major assault on a key Taliban bastion in southern Afghanistan hailed by officers as the biggest offensive of the eight-year war.
Sri Lanka said on Tuesday that it would court martial Sarath Fonseka for conspiring against the government and sacked parliament to make way for snap polls.
A major snowstorm pummeled the United States from Illinois to Virginia and New York, nearing all-time winter records after an epic weekend blizzard paralyzed Washington and much of the east coast.
A quake-damaged Haitian supermarket collapsed in the capital with several people inside and rescue crews were working to pull them out.
