Archive - 17 August 2004

• Threat against US embassy a hoax: police
• M'sia to help Thailand fight separatism with smart cards
• Yacht club members to know fate on Thursday
• US customs stationed in Tanjung Pelepas port to fight terror
• Acknowledge contributions by womens groups
• Manila waits for KL signal on peace talks with Muslim rebels
• Kuching arrests raise spectre of baby-trade
• Untung rugi calon Naib Presiden
• Gov't delays issue of long-dated bonds
• Wanted! A real national hero
• Pontianak NGO fights a losing war against haze
• The cultural evolution of the Straits Times
• Emigrating as institutions decline
• Emigrants right in speaking out
• Demands surface in proposed Upko-PBRS merger
• Aristotelian axiom not relevant to Islam
• Passion of Christ a shocking movie
• Islam Hadhari a step backward
• Effendi Norwawi dilantik ke jawatan bertaraf menteri
• Keep views to yourselves, non-Muslims
• Malaysian mental emptiness
• Unit trust fund managers should earn their keep
• Anwar paying a heavy price for serving country
• Give Khairy a break
• Nik Aziz masih dirawat di HUSM
• Vernacular educationists unmoved by funding proposal
• Umno didakwa amal dwi-standard kuatkuasa etika pemilihan
• Villagers want quarrying works stopped
• Ketua Menteri kesal dakwaan politik wang berleluasa di Sabah
• BN kenalpasti kawasan kelabu di Kuala Berang
• Six-month ban for Karpal from Dewan Rakyat?
• Affifudin: MT perlu gabungan seimbang ahli parti dan Kabinet
• Kit Siang: Pak Lahs anti-graft war running out of steam
• Hong Kong date for prosecution team in Eric Chia trial
• June manufacturing sales up 22.1 percent year-on-year
• Local turtle populations 'on brink of collapse': scientists
• South Korea to seek Pak Lah's support for Iraq deployment