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EVEN when the gods are angry, some believe there is divine intervention. - [Read more]

FOR just one young man suspected of breaking into a house, the police dispatched a large force to seal a hill. - [Read more]

TWENTY-FIVE years ago, Mr Yong Ching See was shot in the arm by a robber outside a bank on Shenton Way. - [Read more]

HE wanted his story to help gambling addicts in despair. - [Read more]

SO what if he is Penangs top politician? - [Read more]

MONEY changes hands, and boatmen joke and jibe as news of the Pedra Branca verdict finally filtered to Marina South Pier on Friday. - [Read more]

AS a commerce graduate, his future seemed reassuringly bright. - [Read more]

JOHOR fishermen had mixed reactions to the verdict by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, Netherlands, on Friday. - [Read more]

INDONESIAS government jacked up fuel prices yesterday, sparking protests, but some US$1.5 billion ($2 billion) of cash handouts intended to cushion the blow for poor families could turn out to be a savvy move, politically and economically. - [Read more]

HE seemed a kindly uncle, a fatherly figure, always smiling. But he was also always plotting to swindle the people who trusted him. - [Read more]

CAT is the catchword. - [Read more]

ON the glitzy, kitschy road full of young women in bright colours sits a quiet centenarian, in a corner of an eating house. - [Read more]

HER vacation to Spain was all paid for - a passport, an airline ticket, pocket money. - [Read more]

SHE had started planning for an addition to the family. She had even blogged about her wish to have a baby recently. - [Read more]

COCHABAMBA is the third-largest conurbation in what country? - [Read more]

HE was the man every reporter wanted to speak to. - [Read more]

IF you are in Brooklyn, New York, you can now see someone about 5,600km away in London, without the help of teleconferencing or video phones. - [Read more]

THE Malay Village is to be torn down in 2011, but some of the current stall holders were upbeat about the changes. - [Read more]

TOO many cases of rape and pre-marital sex? Blame it on school uniforms, says one Malaysian group. - [Read more]

A BUSTLING beachfront precinct with waterfront homes, offices, hotels, shopping malls and entertainment outlets. - [Read more]