Archive - 21 June 2004

• S'pore welcomes Indon proposal for joint Malacca Straits patrols
• AirAsia eyes China in bold pursuit of overseas growth
• How young Chinese M'sians view China
• All is not well in united Umno
• Last ditch effort to stop privatisation of Sarawak's power giant
• Rakyat blacked out in Sarawak's power plays
• Coastlines vis-a-vis military spending
• OIC sec-gens post and lessons learnt
• Judges not going by the book
• Khairy ke ketua dan seterusnya...
• Menantu Pak Lah mesti kota katanya
• Religious freedom evaporating
• Tobacco firms anti-smoking smokescreen
• Razali shouldnt make money in Burma
• The heavy price we pay for NEP
• Death at police HQ confirmed suicide
• Bekas ketua pemuda dijangka cabar ketua penaja bahagian di Kelantan
• Abdullah presses for action on East Asian Community
• Dont use big names to garner support, Umno hopefuls told
• Asean must sever all ties with Burma, says youth movement
• US mends fences with M'sia over Malacca Straits
• Pak Lah: US-Msia ties now best ever
• Umno, PAS strike deal, agree not to pursue election petitions
• Consultant to Broga residents: Dont worry, be happy
• Family laud police commissions probe into Francis case
• Syed Hamid criticises Europe over cancelled Asem meetings