Archive - 5 November 2001

• Anwars last chance for appeal against corruption verdict next Monday
• Gov't expects 45,000 workers to lose jobs: minister
• Pemimpin Keadilan dakwa sekatan ke atas Dr Badrul bermotif politik
• Ling accused of causing party crisis: report
• Still in the dark over rejection of debate topics
• No excuse for the PMs comment
• Equal but different
• WAOs stance does not serve overall interests of women
• Premarital Aids testing - think through implications first
• Viagra: Malaysia notches another notoriety
• Whither human rights in Malaysia?
• Pandangan diberi seperti budak-budak
• Closed-door policy bad for Swak
• Swak must keep immigration control
• Journalist resigns in protest against pressure from new Nanyang management
• Review board's decision to release Keadilan leader: Home Minister
• Malaysian men top Viagra users
• Only M'sia, Indonesia seek end to US bombing at Asean talks: Mahathir
• 'Beauty contest' for 3G mobile phone licences
• A month later, US hardly closer to wars goals
• Middle East violence threatens US-led 'war' on terror
• Govt to study code of ethics for politicians
• GDP heading south for 2001
• Church body believes arson attacks linked to extremists
• 9,000 retrenched in Johor, mostly from construction sector
• M'sia's 2001 GDP growth put at 0.3 percent