Archive - 3 October 2007

• Malaysia's CIMB keen on larger stake in Thailand's ACL Bank
• M'sian and Middle Eastern banks plan green fund
• Burmas bloodsuckers
• Lingam tape: Protest at panel's first meeting
• Headlines online: Oct 3
• Japan's direction under Fukuda
• Pita Lingam: Protes di mesyuarat sulung panel bebas
• Perhaps Nazri should go back to law school
• Bond girl Michelle Yeoh becomes French knight
• Arson: 80-year-old chief, five others remanded
• Press bungles pix of suspects in Nurin case
• ACA to quiz Anwar
• ACA to quiz Anwar on Friday
• ACA bosses tightlipped on Lingam
• Lam Thye not exactly a social activist
• Bond girl Michelle Yeoh becomes French knight
• Beyonce: Our lost, Jakartas gain
• IPCMC: Still waiting after 4 years
• Tamil schools: Improve them, not shut them down
• Shahrir has finally crossed the rubicon
• The rot began with Hamid Omar
• Rebuttal to minister in charge of chief justice
• Burma: Theres still hope
• Asean is abetting crimes against humanity
• Open letter to Khairy and Umno Youth
• The question that changed Haslinahs life
• CIMB keen on larger stake in Thai bank
• Will the Haidar inquiry be a sham?
• Campus polls: Pro-gov't students still rule
• Haidar: We have no power
• Q&A: Don't throw stones at us
• Malaysia imposes new ban on Bangladeshi workers
• Malaysia monitors not pulling out of Philippines: report
• Malaysia's August trade surplus hits record high on electricals