Archive - 6 October 2003

• PAS: Msia allowing Spore to step all over us
• Alcohol-free zones in Kuchings Malay areas proposed
• Ministry: Investigation on Malaysiakini completed
• Kidnappers heading towards southern Philippines: military
• Runway closed at S'pore airport after plane taxis off tarmac
• Terror suspect Iqbal fights to keep PR status
• Three dead in flooding, thousands evacuated
• Mahfuz: Feudal BN to blame for Malay woes
• Mahathir condemns Israel at farewell summit
• Proton plans RM5 bln investment in drive to be Asean giant
• Caning powers for teachers raises concern
• US and EU under fire for introducing unilateral shipping rules
• Mondays at Suhakam
• Strange raid sees six kidnapped at holiday resort
• Fresh troops in Sabah after hostage grab
• Thales likely to win M'sia avionics deal for Russian fighters
• Edward Said - The passing of a great teacher (Part 1)
• No date set for release of 'Karachi 13'
• Tearful Megawati, other leaders, pay tribute to Dr M
• May the cleanest, most colour-blind party win
• Income tax laws archaic
• Different versions of Emergency stories
• Govt worried about Chin Pengs popularity
• Party politics may hamper student activism
• If UN needs reform, so does Msia
• Dr M, you lied too
• Komuter still missing basic amenities
• How history will remember the Anwar episode