Archive - 31 December 2009

• Afghanistan: 8 Americans, 5 Canadians slain
• US searches for answers to failed plane attack
• BN playing 'cowardly politics' in Perak
• Hunger strike in JB for recognition of Tamil subjects
• Indonesia pays tribute to late president Wahid
• Bird watching: Heaven on earth
• For Ku Li, striking oil has turned into a curse
• Ex-teachers pooh-pooh single-session schools plan
• Hindraf vs Hindraf: One faction sues, the other makes police report
• The future is here!
• My tribute to Malaysian NGOs
• Court declares 'Allah' ban invalid
• Info minister to defend 'duniatiger' blogger
• Courts are acting as BN's 'hatchet-man'
• Felda Holdings denies graft in award of RM160m contracts
• RM2,000 bribe: Immigration officer charged
• Gus Dur - untimely end of an Islamic pluralist voice
• Alliance didn't lose two-thirds in 1969
• Being bumiputera only a state of mind
• With our defense ministry, who needs foreign invaders?
• Formula 1 not a formula for cheaper sugar
• We're not becoming a failed state - we're already one
• Leakages: Proving the 'doomsday sayers' wrong
• Hopelessly hoping for a better new year
• And what will 2010 bring for poor 'ol Malaysia?
• Let’s introduce our universal TQ gesture!
• 'If you hate Malaysia so much, go back'
• In praise of small, irrelevant issues
• Federal Court 'rushing' Anwar into filing petition
• MCMC continues probe on cow-head videos
• K'tan to appeal against RM800m court award
• Survey: Najib has 95% support within Umno
• Royal succession battle: Court to decide on technical issue
• 'Teoh's death most challenging in my career': Ahmad Said
• Court returns 'sold' land to rightful owner
• UM student council wants e-voting system revised
• Jeanne Abdullah's father dies
• Happy New Year from Malaysiakini
• M'sians welcome 2010 with fireworks, music, dance
• Taliban claim attacks that killed CIA agents, Canadians
• World rings in new decade with fireworks and parties
• BN and the people: 'Pagar makan padi'
• Obama to examine probes into foiled plane attack
• 'Allah' ban: 'Accept decision, let's move on'