Archive - 4 June 2009

• Tiananmen anniversary amid tight security
• Air France crash: Mid-air explosion ruled out
• PPP - How about 'performance now', ROS?
• A liberal's thoughts on Pas
• A liberal's thoughts on PAS
• 'You'll be right, mate,' so says the Aussie to foreign students
• Two funds for Sri Lankan war victims
• Anwar says the 'twain can meet
• Incompetence at all levels
• PKR councillors boycott swearing-in
• Remembering the June 4 tragedy
• Of lack of funds and 'mamak' restaurants
• Headlines online: June 4, 2009
• PAS plans 'surprise approach' for S'wak elections
• To keep talent, sell a M'sian dream
• GE results: Bad for BN, good for democracy
• Fate of 'Ipoh 64' still in limbo
• PKFZ suit: Firm claims it helped save millions
• Guan Eng tells Utusan reporter to leave
• Noisy demo in KL calling for Suu Kyi's freedom
• Long wait at the traffic light for hudud
• Long Benalih: Negotiation, dialogue Samling's tradition
• Nonsense to claim someone can get sick from cyanide
• Brainwashing activities of LTTE dangerous
• A mix of professionals and ulama for Youth exco
• Tiananmen: lessons for Malaysia
• For Pakatan to continue, PKR 'must be eaten'
• Cycle of poverty not confined to any race
• Not too worry, Malays in firm control of Malaysia
• Look at the Chin Peng issue from different angles
• Stadium roof collapse: public no longer surprised
• SPM subject limit: study implications first
• Roof collapse: 'Check Crystal Mosque structure too'
• DAP MP wants PKR councillors to quit
• Calls for calm over Ambalat dispute with Indonesia
• Gov't warned against hiking taxi, bus fares
• Forest squatters issue in the glare, again
• To endorse or not? Samy to tell soon
• Parliament responds to Gobind's suit
• Party polls on PAS women's minds
• Exports plunge 26% in April
• Obama vows 'new beginning' with Islam
• 'Bodysnatching case': Hospital rejects Mais' attempt
• Altantuya issue 'haunts' Najib in China
• Black T-shirts yes, but no 'White Coffee' in PJ