Archive - 2 October 2001

• Sin Chew's boss still wants to own Nanyang
• To answer Marina Yusoff's question on 'Muslim' terrorists
• Enter the "romantic" revolutionary
• Strings attached to American aid
• Disappointed with PMs stand on terrorism
• Does US have the right to charge at Afghanistan?
• A responsible gov't is all that matters
• 'What kind of an Islamic state' is the question
• Squatter problem will persist if 'low-cost' houses are expensive
• Chua sacked as Kedah state chief
• Puteri Umno is not untouchable, says party leader
• August trade surplus up on sharp imports slowdown
• Chinese education issues relegated to back pages since takeover
• More working women in Asia risk sexual harassment at work: ILO
• Khatami, Mahathir seek 'united Muslim stand' on terrorism
• Membunuh harapan
• America under attack - lessons from Hollywood, Part 2
• Chua's option is to challenge Ling for MCA chief