Archive - 29 October 2003

• Islamic law is to prevent crime, not inflict punishment
• Blurring of lines between state and religion
• Concern over erosion of student rights not mere rhetoric
• Dont pick Najib just for being Tun Razaks son
• Implications of controversial rail award
• West has ignored justice for Palestine
• Anti-Semitic label a powerful Zionist tool
• Dr Ms speech - more harm than good
• Law Academy: No compulsory membership for lawyers
• Mahathir chairs his 883rd cabinet meeting
• Dr M takes swipe at US after last cabinet meeting
• PAS positif pengisytiharan M'sia negara Islam
• Tough stance by Fauzi faction in NUBE
• Kayveas: Govt needs clout to track terrorist funds
• Proton seals 16-year auto alliance with Iranian firm
• Malaysia Airlines staff arrested over plane's cut wires
• M'sians get jail terms in Australia and France for ATM fraud
• Gov't inks RM286mil helicopter deal with Agusta
• Post-Mahathir Malaysia, Part 2
• Pak Lah, heres our wishlist
• Mahathir defends democratic record in last parliamentary appearance
• Railway picket called off after bonus promise
• Ezams OSA appeal to be heard in February
• Amsec: Putuskan hubungan ketenteraan dengan Australia
• Report card on Dr M
• Pak Lah, less of PM knows best policy, please
• Najib is his mentors pick
• Discard PMs version of democracy this Friday
• Make Dr M our last authoritarian leader
• Dr M is loved for his imprints on the nation
• Society should not ignore its own prejudice
• The pastures are greener across the Pacific
• Keadilans silence over hudud
• Sharon does not want peace
• 'I can go out with a bang if you like': Dr M