Archive - 18 December 2009

• Russia says US slowing down nuclear talks
• Why action against money changers only?
• 'Yet another High Court decision overturned'
• F1: Airline bosses accept cross-dressing bet
• US to work with M'sia on climate change
• Law to tighten political funding mooted
• The trouble with Dubai
• Mahathir book too hot for authorities
• Private sector has role to play in education (Pt 2)
• Najib wants at least US$200 bil from rich nations
• Headlines online: Dec 18, 2009
• Australia's Jetstar in joint venture talks with AirAsia
• Hindraf chief threatens to sue erstwhile comrades
• Controversial BTN courses come under spotlight next Wed
• 'Vision 2020 likely to be put back by 10 years'
• UK welcomes Najib's pledge on gas emission
• Bung Moktar weds actress, says fellow MP
• The silence of the ulama
• A new Japan rises?
• Sabah ex-ISA detainee's political spitball splats back
• Gov't open day: 'We want to see real change'
• 2010 Budget, 18 Bills approved in a long 36-day sitting
• Courts should stay away in Kelantan succession issue
• NKRA expo: Pakatan MPs impressed but sceptical
• Be a magnet for young talent, Pakatan told
• 1Malaysia takes a backseat at expo
• Cops told use Facebook to fight crime
• Prisma Perdana Apt: A tribute to unsung heroes
• Gov't must adopt pro-worker, pro-union position
• Not a high-income but a climate sustainable society
• We’re shocked by SPM 10+2 exclusivity
• Indians need new political arrangement for progress
• MCA: How low must we go to accommodate 'Third Force'?
• Jeffrey's return actually for PKR to save face
• Bridge collapse: Check who was behind contractor
• Kit Siang: Good show, but will it materialise?
• Backlog: C'mon Bar Council, give CJ a break
• Utusan a tool of anti-Najib faction?
• Raja Perlis disappointed with the 'wahabbi state' label
• Perak sultan explains special funds for Islamic religion
• S'gor PKR Youth chief arrested outside mosque
• French ex-president Chirac faces new corruption charges
• Bank Negara faces a 'credibility problem'
• 'To move ahead, we need to undo the past'