Archive - 17 March 2005

• Migrant crackdown backfires on economy
• Draft bill on interfaith commission sent to govt
• Its time to fight diseases
• Datuk datang ke kampung kami 3
• Tear up the Middle East map
• The rich, the damned, the holy
• Handwriting and the post office
• Released trio act against police move in seeking remand orders
• Re-introduce visa rule for Arabs
• No need for paranoia over fifth columns
• Sulawesi: We once endorsed Indon arrogance
• Struggle for womens rights not about recognition
• AIM: Excellent results, but students still under ISA
• Morality policing not an option
• Royalti minyak: Tiada ampun untuk MB Tganu
• Bantah kongres tembakau di Msia
• Allow refugees to work
• Witnesses to shooting 'protected' by Indon embassy
• Lets have referendum on Chinese schools
• The Chinese schools sandiwara re-run
• US envoy: Reputation as No 1 pirated software exporter hurting Msia
• Q&A: Transparency in govt procurement vital to US investors, says envoy
• Swak CM identifies successor, tightlipped on name
• RM500mil hospital: Work incomplete, but CPC issued
• ISA RM30m suit: Witness says detainee was involved in demos
• M'sia to hire 100,000 Pakistanis to plug labour vacuum
• Philippines to resume peace talks with Muslim separatists next month
• Thais and M'sian held over Japanese tugboat attack