Archive - 18 March 2002

• Msia, Spore share same festivities, not same views
• PBDS leaders want Moggie out, now
• BN MP raps UTMs rejection of cultural expo, labels it undemocratic
• Mahathir sniffs out Russian opportunities
• Warning shots fired as angry Umno members attack cops
• Ex-cricket star bowls praises for Dr M, defender of Muslim rights
• Gerakan ready to counter DAP campaign in Ketari
• Smoking fatwa: Complain to govt, MMA told
• Going to court to safeguard Chinese schools futile: educationist
• Malaysia relaxes foreign residency rules to boost economy
• Air Force technician killed in aircraft ejection seat tragedy
• Karpal joins in the fray against Keng Yaik for talking before thinking
• Pahang DAP invites ex-coalition partners to campaign in Ketari
• PAS can face legal action for claiming Sauk a sandiwara: MP
• EPFs poor yield due to bad loans and govt decision: Umno MPs
• Rape laws adequate, reforms only when problem uncontrollable
• Axed journalists to proceed with unfair dismissal case against The Sun
• Malaysians told to pray for rain
• DAP to formally seek BAs help in by-election
• Police probe into Malaysia Airlines still proceeding
• Tabung Haji must account for RM200mil loss: Keadilan
• Pakistans military govt unnerved by grenade attack
• Australia hit for withholding information on violence in East Timor
• Balance of power  international and domestic
• Filipino migrants face tough life in Sabah
• The likes of Ariff damaging to Islam
• Womens unfair advantages obvious in some cases
• Grassroots, not elitist, the way to go for women NGOs
• Chandra the academicians not same as Chandra the politician
• Chandras no saint but his goodness cant be denied
• The M-M comparisons off-putting
• Gerakan keen on kudos but not knocks
• Msias mettle in the Muslim world
• Jihad is about gaining knowledge
• Fascism is the bigger threat