Archive - 19 October 2001

• Tenaganita concerned about harsh treatment of detainees in camps
• Natural for former leaders to rejoin Umno: Zahid Hamidi
• Msia medium-indebted country : finance ministry
• CPI increased by 1.5 percent, lowest since 1999
• Number of retrenched workers up by 37 percent in first seven months
• CDRC - fewer applications expected in the wake of new regulations
• Consolidation and not separation of powers
• Practical tools for new jihad
• RM100 billion budget to stimulate growth announced for next year
• Propaganda pemilihan
• What is an Islamic state and is there only one version?
• Find the root of the problem
• Islam is a way of life
• Civil servants rewarded with one months bonus
• Gelora MCA berterusan
• Budget cuts taxes in bid to stimulate growth
• Ringgit peg to remain at RM3.80
• Belanjawan 2002 lindungi kakitangan awam: Fomca
• Support budget to protect the economy from uncertainties, says DPM
• Widows can now claim their pension after remarrying: PM
• Mixed reactions to pay increase and extension of reinvestment allowances
• Hike in petrol and diesel prices will cause inflation
• Budget positive despite no corporate tax cut, says Macpa
• ICJ to rule on Philippines' request to be heard in territorial dispute
• Mahathir calls for Asia to unite against foreign domination
• PM links terror to Mideast crisis in Bush talks