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Veteran journalist Joe Chin loses fight with cancer
PETALING JAYA: Always soft-spoken, knowledgeable and kind – those are words that would describe Joseph Chin (pic), a veteran journalist who lost his battle with cancer yesterday. He was 63.
Uighurs trained in Sulawesi before joining ISIS
KUALA LUMPUR (The Star/Asia News Network): The Mujahideen Indonesia Timur (MIT), which operates in the mountainous jungle of Poso, Sulawesi, used to have Uighurs from China working side by side with them in their terrorism.According to intelligence reports, most of them used forged Turkish passports to enter Indonesia from Thailand to launch their attacks on Syiah, Christians, and the Indonesian government.
Targeted villagers and security men were often beheaded
The news of Indonesian security forces laying the final blow on terror group Mujahideen Indonesia Timur (MIT), has largely gone unreported in the region’s media.
Answering call of alma mater
OLD memories flooded back for former Kuala Lumpur mayor Tan Sri Kamaruzzaman Shariff, 80, as soon as he walked into his alma mater St Xavier’s Institution (SXI) in Penang for a reunion.
Answering call of alma mater
Old boys invited to get involved in school about to go co-ed.
Spike in tall tales
Just when Covid cases seemed a little less deadly, there has been a flurry of fairy tales from the usual suspects.
Watchdog turns scapegoat
Without fail, politicians always resort to finger pointing or shifting blame to avoid scrutiny.
‘Stop blame game on the media’
PUTRAJAYA: Journalists and press groups criticised Anti-Corruption Advisory Board (ACAB) chairman Tan Sri Abu Zahar Ujang for blaming the media for “misreporting” the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) share ownership controversy.
Veteran journalist says Abu Zahar wrong to blame media and should step down
PETALING JAYA: Tan Sri Abu Zahar Ujang only has himself to blame for the controversy that arose from his press conference on Jan 5 and should step down, says veteran journalist Tan Sri Johan Jaafar.
Threat emerging in far-flung camp
KUALA LUMPUR: At the height of the Islamic State’s (ISIS) stranglehold in Iraq and Syria, more than 100 Malaysian fighters joined the so-called holy war, some even with family in tow. Many recorded their fight on social media, too.
