Archive - 29 March 2004

• PM fills new cabinet with loyalists to cement position
• Deepening the hold of fascism?
• Iglesias concert scrapped due to poor response
• Figures tell the truth
• AirAsias corporate flight plan holds good
• Gov't tightens border security after blast in southern Thailand
• Malaysian economy seen as one of Asia's stars
• Parents disown daughter for backing ruling party
• Fiery protest scorches Kit Siang, merger offer withdrawn
• Mixed blessings in Suhakam change of jurisdiction
• Steel industry woes force Vietnamese workers home
• Attack on opposition first sign of peril, warns DAP chief
• Hanya 20 peratus pensyarah miliki PhD
• Taib: State cabinet posts will have to wait
• BA submits memo, urges King to call for re-election
• Nor Mohamed: Asian bond markets risk being sidelined if not unified
• Toyota Vios sales in M'sia double expectations
• Najib: Malaysia 'concerned' over Thai bombing
• Keadilan presses for mandatory asset declaration for elected reps
• Missing link: EC blames updating works
• BN mungkin menang jika Tok Pa bertanding kerusi negeri sahaja
• EC foul-ups: Credible review, not internal audit
• Election irregularities were planned, claims Anwar
• EC report on irregularities to be ready in two days
• Three post-election scenarios
• End of the ear plugs era?
• Saturday was not a feel good day
• Opposition to blame too, for defeat
• Mr Clean, clean up the EC
• What Kedah gerrymandering?
• DAP must engage PAS
• Merger avoids three-cornered fights
• A Sarawak Umno not all bad
• No unity with BNs divide and rule
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