Archive - 28 January 2002

• Burmese Muslim refugees possibly sent back to deaths door
• BA sets its sights on all seats in Melaka
• 16 killed, four injured in Sarawak landslide
• Compulsory for cabinet ministers to pledge loyalty: PM
• M'sian move will worsen Indonesia's unemployment crisis: expert
• Thousands throng Batu Caves to mark Thaipusam
• Keadilan got 30 percent of the Chinese vote in by-election
• Scholars should teach and debate
• They came, they saw, they colonised
• Welcome only law-abiding migrant workers
• Alls not well in MCA still
• Jangan hentam kawan, DAP
• MAS to be delisted, new subsidiary to take over
• The DAP poser
• Keadilan a true national party
• Were fighting for human rights, not independence: Rohingyas
• Manufacturers want Indonesian women excluded from ban
• MCA gears up for June triennial party elections
• PM ticks off foreign media again
• Keadilans Young Turks ready to take on DAP
• Bar chief supports contempt proceeding against High Court judge
• Mahathir hints at early election, undecided over retirement: report
• Malaysia and Indonesia to 'step up fight against terrorism'
• Afghanistan's Taliban prisoners dying in 'quiet atrocity'
• Another lesson for the opposition
• Court grants lawyer leave for judicial review
• Malaysia's malaysiakini matures
• US troops in Philippines a 'new threat to Aseans security'