Archive - 3 June 2004

• Oil proves a double-edged sword for M'sia
• Wan Azizah: Hadap Tahir di mahkamah terbuka
• Tabung Haji disah terbabit dalam syarikat perjudian
• Separation of powers too idealistic, says Nazri
• STPM alone good yardstick for uni entrance
• Give bonus points for bumi students
• Meritocracy or mediocre-cy?
• Pseudo-meritocracy pointless
• Bias against non-bumi top scorers since 70s
• Burmese road map hitting the same rut
• Improper for Thai separatist leader to be here
• Whipping demos not a bad idea
• Nirmala not an object to be put on display
• Southern Bank bonanza
• Not all Final Fantasy freaks are demons
• Nazri: BN not behind 'gov't corrupt and rotten' ad
• Abdullah calls for tighter East Asian integration
• Trade minister Rafidah cleared of corruption
• Budget cuts: Govt scraps plan to build 11 hospitals
• A superpower hoodwinked
• Syed Hamid meets UN sec-gen in New York
• Suhakam report: Govt denies abuse of ISA detainees
• Najib: Govt not pressured to absorb top students
• Aziz bakal dicalon tanding Ketua Pemuda Umno
• M'sia aims to be Asia's low-cost air hub
• Parti Keadilan Rakyat gets go-ahead, plans Dec elections
• September date for MTUC's nationwide pickets
• Probe SB abducted journalist claim, govt told
• Shahrizat: Malays make up majority of transvestites
• Burmese journalist: I can identify my abductors
• Tenaga in deal to buy power from biomass plants