Archive - 22 October 2009

• Ansari: 18 did sign memo to remove Azmin Ali
• US warns of 'slow, painful' talks with Burma
• DAP tightens screws on Perak MB
• Pomp, pageantry and 'theft' of Perak speaker's robe
• 6 months' jail, RM3,000 fine for 'cop biting' MP
• Liberal economists: Free market economy best cure
• Maxis to raise at least RM10.8 bln in IPO
• 'Spare retiring officers from competency test'
• Headlines online: Oct 22, 2009
• Soi Lek: We've no choice but to hold hands
• Local forensics' credibility under fire in Teoh case
• Budget 2010: The broad strokes
• No charges in sensational judicial corruption case
• Science and Maths: Parents want English policy retained
• Couple arrested for beating, imprisoning maid
• Malaysia Day holiday - much ado about nothing
• S'wak and Sabah adopted children in M'sian family
• Ong, Chua bury hatchet for party's sake
• Let Selcat do its job
• Public transport still inaccessible to disabled
• 2010's golden tiger does not glow
• Sri Lankan refugees deserve better
• How will Indians benefit from 2010 budget?
• High Court: Gobind's challenge cannot be heard
• Hack work from former top editor
• Much needed media reforms not in place yet
• Ministry explains why no open tender for submarines
• Sharp criticism on 'no action' against VK Lingam
• Karpal: Lingam should be charged for sedition, at least
• Sivakumar gets leave to challenge EC's decision
• Pua: Stop draining Petronas
• MIC boss fumes over temple demolition in Shah Alam
• Malaysia hires US PR firm to boost its image
• Hisham: Period of ISA detention may be reduced
• Survey on judges: MP wants action against Bar
• Azmin's 'quit' bombshell as Sabah chief
• Extraordinary move to solve the MCA internal crisis
• Outcry over result of VK Lingam case
• MCA so weak it needs Umno intervention
• Far-right leader appears on BBC show amid protests