Archive - 16 October 2007

• Defiant Myanmar junta says won't back down
• Pirate attacks on the rise this year: global watchdog
• ASEAN will never suspend Myanmar, says Malaysia
• Malaysian palm oil firm to claim top stock market status
• Defiant Myanmar junta says won't back down
• Stuck in the middle (Part 2)
• Headlines online: Oct 16
• ASEAN will never suspend Myanmar, says Malaysia
• Wrangle over converts insurance payout
• A sex offenders registry in the pipeline
• Lim: Is Zam telling the truth?
• Federal Court's NCR decision lauded
• Astronauts lap up Malaysian food to mark Ramadan end
• Astronaut wishes for a longer stint
• Polls unlikely this year, says report
• The language of unity is tolerance
• Best way to kill the vernacular schools
• MCA worried about losing its racial quotas
• ECs trick of planting voters
• Its really out of this world
• Angkasawan - the issue is cost
• Living in our own space bubble
• Ferry disaster: I knew what the victims went through
• Nazri, lawyers motives dont matter
• Were getting poorer by the day
• Defiant Burmese junta refuses to back down
• Pirate attacks on the rise this year: global watchdog
• Integrity now!
• Asean will never suspend Burma, says M'sia
• Synergy Drive to claim top stock market status
• Ferry survivors likely to sue
• We, too, believe the tape is genuine
• A ER doctor responds...
• Malaysian palm oil earnings to hit new record in 2007: report
• UN envoy wants 'real action' from ASEAN on Myanmar
• UN envoy presses ASEAN for action on Myanmar