Archive - 20 January 2004

• Politics, privatisation and reversal of fortunes
• Double-track rail a sound transport alternative
• Speak now against higher car prices
• Dr M should be disgraced for hate speech
• Hadi floating balloon on Chinese pact, say PAS leaders
• Tarring all with anti-West brush
• Keadilan should focus on Selangor
• New questions on the US war front
• Saddams victims too have a right to justice
• Pemuda PAS digesa minta maaf kepada keluarga Nurul Huda
• The high cost of communal politics
• Work with NGOs on Tamil school issue, MIC told
• PAS: Orang Melayu tidak berpecah kerana beralih menyokong BA
• Police assault case: Penang CPO promises no cover-up
• Pilihanraya serentak lebih baik, kata SPR
• MIER sees 2005 economic growth at 6.2 percent
• Malaysia may have to review peg: think-tank
• Conference recommends full adoption of Child Convention
• PAS: Improve access to aid schemes for needy pupils
• Grant Anwar bail, says Human Rights Watch
• Americas final frontier
• Committee to back anti-Porr candidates in polls
• Kad Tahun Baru, Pak Lah dan Dong Jiao Zong
• Inward reflection for Dapsy in polls preparations
• Husam dakwa dividen Tabung Haji hasil pelaburan dalam syarikat perjudian
• Resolve dispute with workers, Goodyear told
• Child rapes spark plans for public whipping, sex register
• Chinese parties reject alliance with hardline Islamists
• Even judges hop on Malaysia Boleh bandwagon
• Not much hope, when Proton still banks on the Saga
• Acceptance of human sexuality helps to lessen deviance
• Stop rape, start with the law
• A vote of no confidence for the police
• PAS can help check BN government