Archive - 2 July 2002

• PRM congress may see changes in leadership
• A hero's welcome, and grilling, planned for Mahathir
• Telekom to seal control of TRI with tycoon's ouster
• Malaysia, Singapore fail to resolve disputes after talks
• Chandra tells Pak Lah to bestow Msians with greater democratic space
• Maradona wins Malaysiakinis World Cup contest
• Salleh Abas allays fears of non-Muslims on hudud bill
• Activists arrest an attempt to stifle public discussion: NGOs
• Court to decide Keadilan Youth leaders OSA case next month
• PBDS Youth chiefs merger comments upset party and Snap
• Pemuda PAS tegur sikap fanatik ahli Umno terhadap Dr Mahathir
• Opposition questions road projects real owners and function
• Workcamp to study effects of globalisation on youths
• Majority of complaints against lawyers yet to be dealt with: Bar Council
• Non-Muslims can form religious parties if PAS rules: Hadi
• Tumultuous welcome as Dr M spells out future after shock resignation
• Quietly, lawyer campaigns against death penalty in China
• Still hard for Indonesia to accept East Timors separation
• M'sia on high alert to curb surge in Filipino illegal immigrants
• Mahathir considers Pak Lah safest bet as successor, says Anwar
• Red card to child labour in making footballs — Activists
• DAP confirms 'backing' for Hadi as Opposition Leader
• Dr Mahathir bertolak ansur dengan Dr Mahathir!
• Envoy clarifies Australian ministers remarks on ISA
• Possible to combat terror without sacrificing justice: Aussie envoy
• PM's return fails to protect market against fall
• Dr Ms quitting not in nations interest
• Dream on for return of Musa, Ku Li
• Hidden agenda on by-elections polling date?