Archive - 29 January 2002

• PAS unfazed about decreasing Muslim support
• Malays insignificant and incompetent: PM
• Back contempt motion against judge openly, Karpal tells Bar chief
• Negara Islam dan kepentingan masyarakat Malaysia
• PM should demand an apology if Newsweek is wrong
• In need of a new national education blueprint
• Solve divisive issues of race and religion first
• Time to live as one family
• Time-warped BN parties should change
• Pledging to a life of servility?
• 'Aku janji' a sign of insecurity and desperation
• Mistreatment charges do not hold water
• Burmese refugees may be charged with encroachment
• UTM to deploy campus spies
• Fifteen Indonesian workers jailed over riot
• Independent body to check MCAs membership list: Ling
• Farmers lodge another report against developer in land dispute
• Southeast Asia terror network 'partly paralysed'
• Unfair to expect migrant workers not to send money home
• DAP turns to Gerakan on Islamic state and objectionable publication
• Muslim groups slam Spores ban on tudung
• US-Saudi chill is cause and effect of geo-strategic ripples
• Islamic state forum in church but none enlightened
• Fresh trouble brews in PBDS
• Beijing mellows on Taiwan
• Motor industry sees modest rise amid global uncertainties
• Election doors opening for PAS women
• Ex-ISA detainees hearing delayed to March