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Local Foreign Business Sports Leisure BM Kadazan Dusun Archives Latest News	Winfrey due in Philadelphia for defamation trial |  Sophia Loren plays her own mother in TV biopic |  Abba joins eclectic Rock Hall of Fame batch |  PM to launch National Broadband Implementation Initiative |  Share prices close higher, FBM KLCI sustains above 1,300 |  Strengthen Malaysia’s competitiveness: Daim |  Keeping buildings cool with Nippon Paint products |  Takaful aims to grow its asset base to RM6 billion |  Kopotutan mamasok amu’ pinuhas doid model ikonomi wagu: Nazri |  Bawang Panawan pogoduhan do monginsada' |  Kakaal ogumu pakakalajaan di mada manaak kalaja kumaa OKU |  JPKA AU INSAN POMOGUNO 'TUHUN TANGA': AZIZAH |  Tindakan tegas kepada sesiapa sebabkan kebakaran: Bomba |  Taktik sebar SMS cemar nama PM dan Timbalan |  UMS-KAL sedia jadi sebuah universiti penuh |   Foreign     Relief effort launched in storm-ravaged Fiji International relief supplies began arriving in cyclone-ravaged Fiji on Wednesday as reports emerged of widespread destruction in isolated parts of the Pacific nation. Full Story   Women, girls rape victims in Haiti quake aftermath When the young woman needed to use the toilet, she went out into the darkened tent camp and was attacked by three men. Full Story   Investigators seek motive in slayings in Mexico The two families climbed into white SUVs and almost simultaneously left the children’s birthday party put on by the U.S. consulate. One headed deeper into one of the world’s most dangerous cities, the other toward a bridge to El Paso, one of America†Full Story   Thailand protesters press plan to bring down govt Tens of thousands of red-clad Thai protesters pressed on Tuesday with their rally calling for snap elections, despite the prime minister’s firm rejection of their demands that he step down. Full Story   Mongolia’s harsh winter of discontent After enduring a harsh winter last year that killed almost half of her 1,000 head of livestock, Baatariin Erdenechimeg moved halfway across Mongolia in search of a new start. Full Story   Japan’s famous market braces for tuna trade ban As bartenders close the shutters in Tokyo’s glitzy nightlife district, just a short walk away handbells ring in the pre-dawn tuna auctions in an old warehouse in Tsukiji. Full Story   Thousands evacuated as powerful cyclone hits Fiji A powerful cyclone battered Fiji’s northern islands Monday, damaging homes and crops as thousands of people fled to evacuation centres, officials said. Full Story   South Afghan attacks kill 35, including 13 police: official Coordinated explosions in a key southern Afghan city killed 35 people and injured another 57, a government spokesman said Sunday. Full Story   Capital punishment debate stirs up The death penalty debate has burst back onto Taiwan’s political agenda, costing the justice minister her job in a sign of just how sensitive the issue remains on the island. Full Story   Red Shirts rally in Bangkok Tens of thousands of red-shirted supporters of deposed Thai premier Thaksin Shinawatra were rallying amid tight security in Bangkok Sunday to demand the government’s resignation. Full Story   Twin suicide attacks kill 45 in Pakistan’s Lahore Twin suicide attacks seconds apart targeted the Pakistani military Friday, killing up to 45 people in the second attack to hit security forces in the country’s cultural capital this week. The bombers walked up to army vehicles in the crowded R A Bazaar Full Story   EU close to Greece bail-out deal The EU is poised to reach agreement on a potential multi-billion euro bail-out for Greece after weeks of crisis, senior officials have told the BBC. Full Story   Chile reconstruction to cost 30 billion dollars Newly installed Chilean President Sebastian Pinera estimated Friday it would cost 30 billion dollars to rebuild the nation after last month’s devastating quake. Full Story   US missiles kill up to 16 in Pakistan: officials Two US missile strikes deep in Pakistan’s northwest tribal belt killed up to 16 militants, with more bodies recovered from the wreckage on Thursday, security officials said. Full Story   ‘Britain’s Fritzl’ raped daughters for over 25 yrs Two British women who were raped and abused by their father for over 25 years, becoming pregnant 18 times, have won an apology from local authorities for failing to prevent the serial incest. Full Story	Now, you can also channel your complaints or grievances to Actionline through our E-Mail You may write to: ActionLine, New Sabah Times, P.O. Box No 15141, 88861 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
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