Archive - 18 May 2005

• Govt to tighten credit cards rules amid bankruptcy surge: official
• US warns of kidnap risks on Sabah coast
• The cops who give PDRM a bad name
• Remove racial bias in the force, says commission
• Razor-thin victory for PAS Selangor womens chief
• The tortoise and the hare
• Singapore gambles on casinos
• Anwar, Dr M must tell the truth
• Overseas training for doctors helpful
• Introduce comparative religions in schools instead
• Did handcuffing NS dodger achieve anything?
• Bias against women an on-going challenge
• Teach undergraduates to be realists
• Corrupt cops - action against top guns too
• Annuar Musa dilantik pengerusi Kada yang baru
• Add three more seats for Swak polls, says DAP
• Police should outsource some tasks
• Nepalis wage claim disputed, hearing deferred
• Ahli Parlimen Asean bertemu di S'pura untuk tingkat tekanan terhadap Burma
• Dewan Negara akhirnya luluskan Rang Undang-undang Pelaburan K'jaan
• What the public told the police commission
• Former MAS crew demand end to discrimination
• Ketua Muslimat PAS Selangor menang tipis
• Terminated employees: Globe gave us mixed signals
• 20 Burmese refugees jailed for 'illegal entry'
• Kes Rajasegaran: Mahkamah Persekutuan benarkan Amesu kemuka rayuan
• Star kaji terbit akhbar bahasa Melayu