Archive - 2 October 2002

• Backbenchers leave minister's dinner in 'protest' over language switch: report
• US regrets 'inappropriate treatment' of Mahathir, Pak Lah
• Veterans rise to the challenge in Gerakan polls
• VCD pirates take to the high seas to avoid detection
• Kelantan tidak sekat hiburan, kata Nik Aziz
• Schools unplugged ... from new education policy
• Snap demise looms unless embattled leader gives in
• Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall slams cops for barring anti-ISA meeting
• Puteri Umno: Disciplinary committee hears Ellys case
• TNB turns to local sources to cut foreign debt
• Islamic state does not guarantee non-Muslim rights, argues panelist
• Go home, officer tells students involved in opposition politics
• Herbicide ban in Msia spurs similar campaigns in Asia
• BN, Keadilan dan DAP berentap dalam pilihanraya kecil Gaya
• US chipmaker TI sees rebound in semiconductor sector
• Redelineation input: political parties have no locus standi, says PAS
• Anak muda tidak mungkin berwacana!
• Gaya by-election: It's BN vs DAP vs Keadilan
• Dont disparage Islam, fellow Muslims: Council of Rulers
• Muslims should use oil as a weapon, says Mahathir
• Swiss bank accounts with ill-gotten money will be exposed: PM