- Poaching may wipe out Malayan tiger
Despite a plan by the Malaysian government to double the population of Malayan tigers from 500 to 1000, still-widespread poaching risks making the endangered species extinct.
- Indonesia recovers crashed jet black box
The black box of the Russian Sukhoi Superjet which crashed, killing all passengers, have been recovered by Indonesian authorities after a thorough rescue search operation.
- PHOTOS: UMNO holds birthday bash
The Barisan Nasional component party celebrated its 66th birthday over the weekend in grand form, with three days of events and activities for supporters at Bukit Jalil.
- 1,000,000?
PAS Deputy President Mohamad Sabu is convinced that a future BERSIH 4.0 rally could pull as many as a million protesters based on anger towards present government
More on BERSIH…
- MSN Malaysia Bersih special page
- Demos 'haram', says national fatwa council
- Cleaning up after BERSIH 3.0
Take a look at our archive of BERSIH 3.0 stories, photo galleries and videos in one handy page - it's the MSN Malaysia BERSIH special.
- Uganda closer to capturing Kony?
The Uganda army reports a major victory against the Lord's Resistance Army rebels, having captured a commander from the group -- potentially bringing them one step closer to capturing the elusive Joseph Kony, subject of the KONY2012 campaign to bring him to justice for war crimes.
- Thailand will not reform royal defamation laws: PM
Thailand's lese majeste law, which forbids insulting of the King and royal family, may have inspired criticism from other countries, but Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra says the law will stay.
- PHOTOS: Political matrons
Every political dynasty has an iconic female figure that drives the family forward. This Mother's Day, from Malaysia to India to the United States, we look at the great mothers whose name and nurturing have literally created nations.
- PHOTOS: Banned and restricted dog breeds in Malaysia
With 'dangerous' dog breeds coming under fire from authorities and an outraged public after the death of a 74 year old jogger by an unsupervised pit bull, take a look at these dogs banned and restricted by the Malaysian Department of Veterinary Services.
- PHOTOS: Crazy tattoos!
What's the most interesting ink you've seen? MSN's photo gallery shows you what we think are the craziest tats.
Malayan tiger to go extinct?
Indonesians recover crashed jet black box
PHOTOS: UMNO celebrates party anniversary
BERSIH 4.0 with a million demonstrators?
BERSIH special on MSN Malaysia
Uganda closer to capturing Kony?
Thailand: royal defamation laws to stay
Mothers who birthed political dynasties
PHOTOS: Banned dogs in Malaysia
PHOTOS: Crazy tattoos!
PHOTOS: Banned dog breeds in Malaysia
Mothers at the heart of political dynasties
2012 Greek Elections
Protesters have clashed with police ahead of Mr Putin's inauguration
Vladimir Putinâs inauguration ceremony
Crazy tattoo gallery!
Animals of the month: April 2012
PHOTOS: BERSIH 3.0 takes on Dataran Merdeka (UPDATED)
The trial of Anders Behring Breivik
Abuses and scandals by the United States during the War on Terror
World markets take fright at Greek threatWorld stocks and the euro fell and borrowing rates for eurozone countries signalled alarm on Wednesday at new elections in Greece, prolonging agony for the eurozone.
Baron Cohen pulls camel stunt at CannesFlamboyant British comic Sacha Baron Cohen sparked minor chaos on Cannes' fabled Croisette beachfront Wednesday as his zany alter ego General Aladeen took a morning stroll on his camel Osama.
High blood pressure affects 1 in 3: WHOOne in three adults suffers from high blood pressure, a key cause of strokes and heart disease, according to World Health Organisation figures released on Wednesday.
Moody's to downgrade 21 Spanish banks: reportMoody's is set to 'significantly' downgrade 21 Spanish banks within a week, following a cut of credit ratings on Italian banks, the Spanish economic daily Expansion said on Wednesday.
Indonesian organisers fight for Lady Gaga gigLady Gaga's Indonesian promoters have vowed to fight to save her show, despite police denying it a permit and Islamic hardliners threatening "chaos" if she comes to the mostly Muslim nation.
Hackers booby-trap foreign policy group websitesInternet security researchers warned that foreign policy and human rights websites are being booby-trapped by hackers in what appears to be cyber espionage.
Rare elephant found dead in IndonesiaA critically-endangered Sumatran elephant has been found dead in Indonesia's Aceh province, an official said Wednesday, the second death from suspected poisoning within a month.
- Indonesian organisers fight for Lady Gaga gig
Lady Gaga's Indonesian promoters have vowed to fight to save her show, despite police denying it a permit and Islamic hardliners threatening "chaos" if she comes to the mostly Muslim nation.
Clarke to drive in Queensland rallyAustralian captain Michael Clarke will swap his cricket whites for a driving suit when he takes part in the International Rally of Queensland this month, organisers announced Wednesday.
Man Utd's Ferguson meets KagawaJapan international Shinji Kagawa revealed Wednesday that he had met Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson, as rumours swirl that the Borussia Dortmund star is eyeing a move to the Premier League.
China, Japan hold maritime talks on islands rowChina and Japan are holding high-level maritime talks expected to focus on a group of uninhabited islands that are at the heart of an ongoing territorial row between the two countries.
Taiwan president fined for Facebook campaigningTaiwan's President Ma Ying-jeou has been fined Tw$500,000 ($17,000) by electoral authorities for urging his Facebook followers on polling day to vote for him, the Central Election Commission has said., the Central Election Commission has said.
The risk premium on Spain's sovereign debt smashed to a euro-era record Wednesday as the threat of a Greek exit from the euro shook the entire single currency zone.
Weird News
Tips for fighting zombie attacks: Canada says be preparedIf you're in Canada this summer, and you don't want to die, then listen up. If you're ready for a zombie attack, then you're ready for just about anything.
Octogenarians are new British radio starsA top award at Britain's "radio Oscars" has gone to the country's latest up-and-coming entertainment talents: two ladies aged 86 and 90.
Man needs $20,000 to get dog back from exA recently split-up US man is so desperate to get his dog back from his ex that he's gone online to ask for $20,000 to pay the legal fees on top of the $30,000 he's already blown.
New Jersey town bans texting! Actually notPolice in the New Jersey Town of Fort Lee spent Monday trying to explain how they didn't ban texting while walking.
UK town celebrates 250 years of sandwichesThe British town of Sandwich will Sunday stage a dramatic re-enactment of the moment when the town's earl was said to have invented the sandwich, to mark the 250th anniversary of the bread-based snack.
Sci-Tech
China Mobile in talks with Apple over iPhoneChina Mobile, the world's biggest mobile operator by subscribers, said Wednesday the company is in talks with Apple to offer the popular iPhone to its users in the Asian nation.
Hackers booby-trap foreign policy group websitesInternet security researchers warned that foreign policy and human rights websites are being booby-trapped by hackers in what appears to be cyber espionage.
Germany's T-Mobile to cut 900 US jobsGermany's T-Mobile, the fourth-largest wireless telecommunications company in the United States, said Tuesday it would cut 900 jobs as part of a company-wide restructuring.
US class-action ebook price-fixing suit can proceedA judge Tuesday allowed a class-action case to proceed against Apple and six publishing houses alleging a price-fixing scheme for electronic books, citing "ample" indications of a conspiracy.
"Casablanca" turns 70 with free show on FacebookThe stars of much-loved classic film "Casablanca" may always have Paris, but on Wednesday they will have Facebook.
International, Regional and Malaysia news on MSN News Malaysia.
PHOTOS: The Battle for Dataran MerdekaThe third BERSIH rally for clean and fair elections saw thousands go to the streets in the city in their attempt to occupy Dataran Merdeka.
Fatwa against demos: reportThe National Fatwa Council makes a prohibition, or fatwa, against riots, rallies and demonstrations.
Report: BERSIH fallout may affect pollsPrime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak's hopes of holding early elections may be dashed by the public backlash following the police handling of the BERSIH 3.0 rally on April 28.
BBC, Al-Jazeera decry censorshipBBC and Al-Jazeera protest the Malaysian authorities' order of censorship on coverage centering on the BERSIH 3.0 rally, BBC and Al-Jazeera
Police release all 471 protesters471 protesters held following the BERSIH 3.0 rally on April 28 have been released, report the police.
- Malaysian free after year-long abduction ordeal
- Asia helps drive Facebook's 1-billion goal
- US shares winning educational reform with Malaysia
- Poaching puts pressure on Malayan tiger: group
- BERSIH 4.0 with a million demonstrators?
- Malaysia police hold five over Dutch boy kidnapping
- Malaysia exports grow 4.4. percent in Q1
- Malaysian families seek British justice for 1948 massacre
- Malaysian massacre victims seek British justice
- Malaysian clerics issue fatwa against demos
In your opinion, when will Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak dissolve Parliament and call for the 13th general election?
PHOTOS: Party in power. UMNO celebrates their anniversary in extravagant fashion -http://t.co/oyKmgDgw (msn.com)- Cause for concern? 83% of our Election Special poll answers think the next Msian#elections will not be clean & fair -http://t.co/dpW0uJ6e
- "As many as a million people may join future Bersih rally" -http://t.co/OejIbGU8 (msn.com)
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