Archive - 26 September 2001

• Opposition not wanted here, says Kota Samarahan residents
• Anwar, a hero who will be remembered
• A freezing puzzle
• Change US policy to suit Americans
• Terrorists or warriors?
• Historys judgement may come too late
• Puteri Umno nafi edar risalah ucapan di UM
• Anwar regrets DAPs decision to quit BA
• Islamic state is inevitable
• An opposition screw up
• A new avenue for Keadilan
• Money aplenty on polling day, say pro-opposition locals
• Court rejects Tans application to halt deportation
• Burmas natural resources beckons Msian investors: junta leader
• Manufacturers laud new billion dollar economic stimulus plan
• PAS leaders warn of possible govt crackdown, insist party rejects militancy
• Sarawak deportee allowed to vote in todays polls
• Student political activism and ISO certification
• Worse to come, but US spending may revive global economy: Jomo
• Radicals drowning out voices of moderate Muslims
• Symbolism, not power, at stake in S'wak elections
• Msia stands to benefit from increased US military spending
• Sarawak deportee allowed to vote in todays polls
• Ego Kit Siang, Karpal keluar BA
• Voters in Sarawak go to polls
• Gripes about bribes, dead voters and waxed ballot papers amid high turnout