Archive - 31 October 2007

• Malaysian top cop in corruption probe
• Thousands stranded as Thai train drivers strike
• US warships monitoring hijacked Japanese tanker off Somalia
• Mindset change for real interfaith dialogue
• MAS plans to further cut RM1 bil to boost profit
• Comedy and tragedy
• Headlines online: Oct 31
• DAP and PKR allocation of seats (Part 1)
• An Orang Asli's view of city life
• Kg Rimba Jaya fracas: Four lawyers released
• Burmese child-smuggling syndicate smashed
• Thai train drivers on strike over Japan pact
• Batu Buruk riot: Fu blames the organisers
• Temple row: Suhakam slams authorities
• Iran, Malaysia, Syria and Venezuela sign refinery deal
• Samy: Stop temple demolitions or risk Indian votes
• Selayang Hospital surgeons a caring lot
• Don't walk when we can only crawl
• A clash of two forces in Msia
• Badruddin a disgrace to our first-world Parliament
• BN will win thanks to electoral rules
• Umno will not act against Ali Rustam
• The govt must heed sultans call
• If cops cant protect their own, who can protect us?
• Fus about-face over 'police disunity'
• AG breaks law in Lingam tape probe
• Open letter to Sultan Azlan Shah
• Free milk to remain on school menu
• Be ready to boycott judiciary, lawyers told
• US warships monitoring hijacked Japanese tanker
• AirAsia hopes to start Singapore-Malaysia flights by December
• Thai train drivers end strike
• Tourism, regional trade to cushion Malaysian economy: minister
• AirAsia X plans to fly to Britain in 2008