Archive - 20 May 2002

• Koh defends controversial highway project
• Crackdown on illegals way below target: police
• Fickle fashion trends in education harmful
• MIC wants in, Umno wants out
• Mandatory Tamil classes a no-no
• CNN is not RTM
• All BN leaders must denounce PMs racist remark
• No comeback for Mat Taib
• Where is BAs alternative government?
• Where were the police while summonses were piling up?
• Back-stabbing will ruin Puteri Umno: Erma
• Leave education issues to the qualified, not politicians: PAS
• Central bank predicts surge in Islamic banking
• Those using 'illegal' means to overthrow govt are terrorists, says DPM
• Asean to intensify anti-terrorism war despite no agreement on definition
• Police the 'most corrupt', survey found
• Court orders Bkt Tinggi homes not be demolished pending decision
• Insurance giant Hancock applies to High Court to halt ex-CEOs dismissal suit
• Snap womens chief withdraws support for party leader
• Girls' education in Afghanistan struggles to catch up
• Restoring a measure of confidence
• India, Pakistan may fight millennium's first water war
• No more peaceful nights with new road project, CAP warns Penangites
• After the independence party, tough tasks ahead for East Timor
• Rasuah tidak mungkin jatuhkan pemimpin Umno
• Snap insists proposed amendment sent to ROS
• Bribe and be bribed in Boleh-land
• DPM must act on corrupt police findings
• FRU desecrated National Mosque
• PM was right about foreigners label
• Just what the doctor ordered
• Elementary math, dear Hassan
• PORR is good for Penang
• Puteri Umnos exodus points to problems
• Developer threatens to sue Malaysiakini, seeks RM10 mil compensation