Archive - 31 July 2002

• English no magical cure-all
• Unnerved by huge fund appeal
• Cant get well with wrong medicine, bad nurses
• Malaysia right to repatriate illegals
• Hurray for the royal voice
• Unintelligible nod for hudud
• Not porn, probably just birds-and-bees talk
• Clash of civilisations a reality?
• Bar EGM crucial for stand on judiciarys future
• ISA detainees book to be launched
• Migrants swamp ports on last day of amnesty
• Lebih mudah belajar Sains, Matematik di dalam bahasa ibunda
• Muslim activist in Australia to escape political persecution, not to seek asylum
• Mahathir regrets rejection of 'Asean plus three' plan
• M'sia, Australia to sign anti-terror pact
• Address root causes behind illegal workers problem, govt urged
• Brisk registration at UNHCR as deadline nears
• Malaysia Airlines still eyes foreign partner - but not now
• Dr M hints of possible fuel hike
• Terengganu Hudud Bill gets royal assent
• God-sent episodes strengthened Dr Ms position: don
• Rise of anti-immigration party causes worries
• Ayurveda defies biopiracy, patenting in India
• Transition period should be characterised by reforms: Jomo
• Police detain 135 illegal immigrants seeking to escape tough new laws
• Open-door BN proposal — MICs wake-up call?
• Trade surplus up 23 percent in June on export growth
• CJ to clear air on judges open confrontation on Aug 6
• Advise Spore to retract tudung ban, Commonwealth nations told
• RK Nathan should leave gracefully
• Anxious over 'justice vs justice' outcome
• All steamed up over English
• Dr M failed to integrate races
• US greater interest is Anwars dilemma
• Civilisations cannot dialogue either
• Mothers right not less than childs