Archive - 30 September 2002

• Nay, after bad experiences
• Not so stately comments from a statesman
• Civil liberties at higher risks with MyKad
• Musa Hitam leads observers for Pakistan election
• Lax security led to travel documents review
• Save the army with fairer policies
• Not right to lump all Muslims as terrorists
• PAS makes way for Keadilan, hopes DAP will follow
• Umno terus lakukan sumbang politik
• Pak Lah: We will not tolerate terrorist acts
• MAS out of turbulence, sees blue skies ahead
• Renewed calls to Pak Lah to free ISA detainees
• Nik Aziz sends letter to PM over Quran claim, case closed
• Journalists union mulls role in proposed media council
• New Chinese dailys permit suspended on first day of business
• Hudud law only if non-Muslims want it: Salleh Abas
• Irish president urges resistance to 'might is right' attitude
• Alleged rapists of deported Filipina to face charges: official
• BA, DAP upset neither giving way, prepare for three-way fight in Gaya
• DPM forced to take off shoes and belt in US airport, Parliament told
• Umno supreme council: no stand yet on English
• Hadi agrees with PM on US, but wants more democratic space
• Palestinians are dying for relative calm
• Gearing up for imperialist adventure in Iraq
• No freedom for ISA detainees: Pak Lah
• Islam guarantees basic human rights, says PAS veep
• Top leaders support for Azalina thwarts nominations for rivals
• Washington-London axis gunning for control of Iraqi oil: Chandra
• Mahathir upset with US security officers attitude