Archive - 7 January 2004

• When chief justices lack foresight
• May God open the hearts of Anwars opponents
• Another horror story about Proton
• The difference between alcoholism and drinking alcohol
• Logging scandal: SGM claims MB telling lies, lodges report
• Ways to improve religious freedom in Malaysia
• Nazmizah tidak layak terima ganjaran dari Kerajaan Terengganu
• Disturbing trend of cultural sanitisation
• PAS should impose sin tax
• Voters non-existence address
• Criticism of AirAsia unjustified
• Rail project: Assurance from govt to pay contractors
• Opposition not surprised by DPM appointment
• Abdullah says Bakun dam sale to tycoon off but project to proceed
• PM to visit the Philippines
• Suaram: Closing Damansara school violates child rights
• Umno veterans back choice of Najib as DPM
• Husam alleges conflict of interest in EPF shares purchase
• Top US official heads to M'sia, S'pore
• Syor adil untuk Majlis Media
• Dressing sexily is not the same as indecency
• Protons problems are its own making
• M'sia steps up coastal security following Thai attacks
• Farewell Cikgu Tate - a beacon to many
• Proton: Quality comes from sheer hard work
• Time for EC to automate voter registration process
• AirAsia: Different folks, different fares
• Dress code: It was merely an advisory, say Tganu officials
• Kegagalan Keadilan adakan AGM cermin kegagalan halatuju kepimpinannya
• Astro seeks to steamroll subscribers again
• Cinemas fail to enforce their rules
• Press freedom: More than two sides to a story
• Malaysia can be an excellent host for Saddams trial
• Disgruntled Johor hawkers seek PMs aid
• November industrial output up 11.7 percent on year
• Woman tested for Sars given all clear
• Police bail extended, arrested SOS trio unsure of status
• Thumbs-down to deploying FRU against spectators of illegal racing
• Be committed to human rights, Suhakam tells DPM