Archive - 21 January 2002

• Workers involved in rioting should face justice: Indonesian minister
• Lunas 'phantom' voters trial postponed
• DAP pours doubt on Keadilans Chinese votes claim
• Gov't to spend 'billions' on high speed railtrack: Mahathir
• Rock throwing children are not innocent either
• BNs victory a personal achievement for two Umno leaders
• Kecewa dengan sistem pendidikan dan kemelut politik
• Extremists politicising Chinese school relocation issue
• School kicked out for its valuable land?
• Immigrants are people too
• Apakah maruah yang dimiliki oled BN?
• 'Re-alliance' could be Keadilans saving grace
• BN won physically, BA morally
• BAs gain in Chinese votes shows MCA is not invincible
• Ministry keeps mum on Chinese school request
• Campaign to support Fong gets good response
• BN using communist tactics to muzzle opposition: PAS
• Sun management spurns labour officials
• Hall turned into supermarket as school shops for funds
• Rift widening among MTUCs top brass as election nears
• Malaysia's manufacturing malaise
• US B-52 base at Diego Garcia under attack in courts
• When the dust settles
• Gov't to prosecute, deport Indonesian rioters as 59 more arrested
• Fate of homeless Chinese school still hanging in the balance
• Behind BNs victory, a campaign of threats and violence
• Nursery school children drawn into an ideological debate
• Behind BNs victory, a campaign of threats and violence
• Mahathir tells Utama Bank to merge or lose licence