Archive - 6 December 2004

• M'sia rejects US threat to boycott Asean
• M'sia disappointed over Australia's refusal to sign Asean pact: PM
• East Asian foreign ministers meet in KL
• Pak Lah, just a nice guy
• Msian foreign policy a critical exploration (Part 2)
• Villagers: Plantation company destroying fruits, vegetables
• Its Islam, not Umno, that bars interreligious marriages
• Islamists must cease finding scapegoats in the past
• Anwar wrong to call Dr M old
• Corruption: Offer amnesty to the tainted
• Discriminative approach in granting citizenship
• Let ex-communists tell their story
• Sims article a balanced, realistic view of Malaysiakini
• Tamil school students need other language skills
• Bank charges: Time for Bank Negara to wake up
• Student activism: Lets not be apathetic
• Azmi: No decision yet on Rohingya refugee status
• Simpang Renggam hunger striker in hospital again
• Govt may review nuclear Tahirs PR status
• MPs form caucus on southern Thailand
• Go ahead and file a police report: PAS to Khairy
• Kelantan officials rap media for twisting Sultans speech
• RM5b disappears from shadowy Msian bank
• Doc raps Cathay Pacific over water leak incident
• Pak Lah: No cheaper cars next year
• Australia 'confident' Jakarta will nab fugitive M'sian bomb experts
• Abdullah pledges no let up in anti-corruption drive