Archive - 28 February 2005

• Abdullah says Shell oil concession within M'sia waters
• Economy grows 7.1 percent in 2004, fastest in four years
• Illegal immigrants seek UN protection ahead of crackdown
• Gov't set to launch major hunt for illegal immigrants
• M'sia, S'pore renew push to improve strained ties
• Rain douses fires, lifts haze, but only short respite seen
• Snaps wake-up call to Dayaks
• Kuchings Chinese chamber may see first ever fight for presidency
• Focus on the issues at hand
• US foreign policy and the Batman-and-Robin circus
• Fahamilah Islam sebelum mengkritik
• Ke mana perginya Jabatan Agama N Sembilan?
• Should non-Muslims suppress their feelings?
• Conformists and non-Muslim realities
• Adding insult to injury among intellectuals
• Migrant workers human beings, not animals
• Graft incidence getting worse
• Economic cost of late court judgments
• NEP an obstacle to Towering Malays
• 9th Malaysia Plan: Change master-servant mindset
• Doubling Gods
• S'pore budget carriers hope to fly lucrative Malaysian routes
• 100,000 Indon illegal workers not paid wages
• Orang Asli protest minor role in conference
• Police begin probe into Screenshots posting
• National anti-drug campaign misses its mark
• Interfaith commission - PMs stand will not derail plans
• Indon workers wage dispute claim filed with labour dept
• Foreign ownership ceiling raised to boost Islamic banking
• Illegal immigrants crackdown is on