Archive - 18 February 2002

• Labour row expected to dominate Malaysia-Indonesia meeting
• Suhakam report prompts govt to build four new prisons
• Treat retrenched journalists with respect: minister
• A jolly good man and his party
• Life continues even with HIV/Aids
• We are free to comment on Singapore's scarves ban: Hamid Albar
• Can the Pakis and Malays speak English?
• Croatia seeks M'sian investment in tourism industry
• No action against Newsweek, Review for false reports
• Great accolades for MyKad, but does it work?
• Ulama and the peril of monologues
• Exam ban on students revoked on humanitarian ground
• More important things than sex
• MyKad ada, tapi nak surat beranak!
• EPF should put members interest first
• Paying a high price for cheap labour
• Anxious to know the rich minister
• Hand ex-minister with terrorists links' to US
• PUM: Islams vigilante for the nation?
• Ban on gatherings violates human rights: Suhakam
• MAS seeks police probe on fund irregularities
• Forget monthly wage, upgrade daily wage: MTUC
• No takers yet, Nanyang wants more time
• Shift in production focus but no closure, says Sony
• Tganu has no off-shore oil rights: Petronas
• Dinner controversy being exploited: NUBE KL
• Others could have nominated Anwar for Nobel prize: Keadilan editor
• Shafie pulls out, straight fight for MTUCs top post
• All women 'cute', says Nik Aziz
• Not all smooth sailing yet for Malaysiakini
• Bushs stand on rights in China under sharp scrutiny
• Conflicting interests affect incipient thaw
• Bank to respond on ex-G payment by months end
• Unspeakable acts
• Getting personal in politics does not pay
• Infighting a growing trend in BN parties
• Malaysia hit by drought, fires and pollution