Special Session of Parliament: Israel acts like 'serial terrorists'
KUALA LUMPUR: Serial terrorism. That was how Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak described Israel's actions in Gaza.

DAILY DISPATCHES: ‘Stadium Demonstrasi’ to placate hankering for no-permit public rallies
TYPICAL with democratic practitioners worldwide, Malaysians hanker for a gargantuan political rally where they can be enthralled by speeches oozing with fire-breathing sermons, charisma and charlatanism. The truth is wedged somewhere between the screeching sound bytes, postural preening and ...

DAILY DISPATCHES: Pakatan politicians want MACC to operate without element of surprise
A FUNDAMENTAL aspect in law enforcement investigations that leads to the arrest of the bad guys is the element of surprise - a very powerful constituent in the art of war or in the art of self-defence - to take down the enemy or opponent when they least expect it. It is an acceptable form of ...

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Special Session of Parliament: 10 resolutions tabled by PM
1 Condemn strongly the Israeli military attacks on the Palestinian Territory of Gaza, which has claimed the lives of Palestinian civilians, including women, children, infants and the elderly, and urges the full withdrawal of Israel from Gaza;

Special Session of Parliament: Anwar praises govt for session
KUALA LUMPUR: Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim commended the government for calling the Dewan Rakyat special session, which he said Pakatan Rakyat had wanted.

Undergrads lack general knowledge, says MP
UNIVERSITY students are intellectually weak because they are lazy and not because they are spending time in politics, a backbencher said yesterday.

Parliament in brief: Broadband plan stays
THE Penang state government will continue with its free wireless@Penang broadband project, Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said yesterday. He said there was no scientific evidence to show that the use of wireless connections to the Internet would pose health risks -- the main concern of ...

Reform bills fall far short, says Kit Siang
PAKATAN Rakyat will convene a meeting next week to decide on a common stand on the two reform bills tabled by the prime minister on Wednesday.