Tetamu Kehormat Belasah Najib

Perdana Menteri Britain David Cameron bercakap di depan tetamu pada satu majlis di Kuala Lumpur, semalam. – Gambar Reuters

Perdana Menteri Britain David Cameron yang mengadakan pertemuan dengan Datuk Seri Najib Razak semalam meminta perdana menteri Malaysia itu menyelesaikan masalah kerajaan seperti skandal rasuah, lapor akhbar United Kingdom (UK), The Telegraph.

Cameron mengadakan perbincangan panjang dengan Najib dalam lawatannya bagi mengukuhkan hubungan perdagangan dan sempat menggesa Putrajaya memberikan rawatan sewajarnya kepada pemimpin pembangkang Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim yang kini menjalani hukuman 5 tahun penjara atas kesalahan meliwat, lapor akhbar berkenaan.
 

Top 10 Most Popular Torrent Sites of 2015

Most torrent users rarely change their downloading habits or the places where they get their daily torrent dose. This is also reflected in our annual top 10 where most torrent sites have had a consistent listing for more than half a decade.

Like every year there are a few movers and shakers though, and the biggest impact was made by the Pirate Bay raid early last month.

The notorious torrent site has been crowned the most popular torrent site since 2008, but isn’t serving any torrents at the beginning of this year. As a result, the top spot is now taken by KickassTorrents. The Pirate Bay hasn’t gone away completely though. There are currently several popular clones and copies of the site that together can easily match the traffic of most other sites that are listed. Thanks to one of its top copies TPB managed to secure a spot in 4th place. Considering the situation we decided to mention both the original Pirate Bay domain and the most-used copy. The rest of the top 10 consists of other familiar names. Bitsnoop.com is the only site to drop from the list, with Limetorrents.cc taking its place. 

David Cameron challenges Malaysian PM Najib Razak on corruption

The Prime Minister urged Mr Razak to clean up his government and challenged the treatment of Anwar Ibrahim, the country's opposition leader in jail

Najib Razak with David Cameron

David Cameron has confronted Najib Razak, the Malaysian prime minister, over the deepening corruption scandal that threatens to bring down his government.

Allegations that $700 million (£450 million) in state development funds ended up in Mr Najib’s personal bank accounts overshadowed a visit by the Prime Minister designed to build trade ties.

During a long, one-to-one meeting, Mr Cameron on Thursday urged Mr Najib to clean up his government.

In a pointed move, he then met with civil society leaders, including journalists, the G25 group of campaigners and lawyers, who are campaigning for greater democracy and a free press.

Setelah Muhyiddin DiPecat Kini Nyawa Politik Mukhriz Pula Seperti Dihujung Tanduk

KENYATAAN MEDIA
BADAN PERHUBUNGAN PAS NEGERI KEDAH


12 Syawal 1436 | 28 Julai 2015

"Mukhriz Dirundung Dilema, Kedah Terumbang Ambing"

1. Negeri Kedah kini berada dalam keadaan tidak menentu ekoran Menteri Besar, Dato' Seri Mukhriz Mahathir dilihat terumbang ambing mendepani situasi politik semasa khususnya pergolakan dalaman Umno-BN.

2. PAS Kedah tidak menolak kemungkinan Umno Negeri Kedah sedang turut dicengkam pertembungan dalaman yang cuba disembunyikan sebagaimana sedang berlaku dalam Umno di peringkat nasional.

3. Terkini menyaksikan Timbalan Perdana Menteri, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yasin digugurkan dari rombakan kabinet yang diumumkan oleh Perdana Menteri, Dato' Sri Mohd Najib Tun Abdul Razak.

A Scandal In Malaysia Spurs Credibility Crisis

Malaysia has generated a considerable volume of negative press coverage over the past year, but none as eye-catching as the recent scandals surrounding controversial debt-ridden sovereign investment company 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB). After brewing for months, the 1MDB saga took a startling turn on July 2 when the Wall Street Journal published details of leaked bank documents, apparently showing that nearly $700m had been channelled through the investment company and directly into the personal accounts of Prime Minister Najib Razak.

  

Najib established 1MDB in 2009 with the visionary aim of facilitating investment and trade with the Middle East, and of developing a new financial district in Kuala Lumpur. Najib chairs 1MDB’s board and also heads the Ministry of Finance, which fully owns the company. 1MDB has collected a portfolio of 16 power and desalination plants in Asia and the Middle East and launched two ambitious, high-profile real estate developments in downtown Kuala Lumpur, accumulating debts of MYR 42bn ($11bn) along the way. Critics have centred on the company’s auditing problems: particularly MYR 8.24bn ($2.17bn) allegedly hidden somewhere in the Cayman Islands, its bond issuance program, and allegations that it has overpaid for its Malaysian power assets, essentially bailing out politically connected independent power producers.