Archive - 10 June 2009

• Air France crash: 41 bodies found in 'sea of debris'
• Unity talks: 'PAS greedy for power'
• 'A pass in English is not enough'
• Sabah gov't gets rare bouquet
• In defence of the emerald forests
• Headlines online: June 10, 2009
• Shadows over syariah banking
• ... but Mahathir backs the Sisters
• Obama's Eight Commandments
• April industrial output drops 11.4 pct
• PKR set to make democratic reforms
• 'Apcet II' trial postponed to July 17
• PKR MP Zul Noordin mocks SIS
• Nik Aziz holds private meet to reject unity gov't
• Invasion of the snakes
• Palau agrees to take Chinese Uighur Gitmo detainees
• MIC's doors open for its prodigal sons
• 30% of PKR posts set aside for women
• Hands-off policy conserves fish stocks
• 'Can't run with hares and hunt with hounds'
• Guan Eng slams PAS' hypocrisy
• Did Kit Siang and Karpal commit sedition?
• State to take over Penang ferry service
• Black or White: Old Town Coffee is apolitical
• Teratai 16: Police bail extended
• Anwar wants sodomy documents ASAP
• 70 illegal Indonesians rescued from overloaded boat
• Ex-model implicates sultan and wife
• Perak - commonsense says that Pakatan had lost
• Leaving Malaysia is not as simple as ABC
• Indian youths need holistic training, guidance
• Bus routes: Let CVLB act as local authority
• Penal Code has mutated to protect the powerful
• Give 'em hell, elevate the passing mark
• PKA gets cracking on PKFZ report
• Doomed to repeat the same mistake twice is PAS
• Resolution by PAS to ban SIS 'regressive'
• PAS move to ban SIS 'authoritarian, brazen'
• Non-Muslims told to cover up at Malacca DJ event
• Kamunting fracas: 8 suspects nabbed, 'tensions ease'
• Pakatan leaders committed to strengthening ties
• Sivarasa: No harm making recommendations to Alam Flora