Archive - 14 January 2010

• Cops trawl the Net in search for church arsonists
• Home Ministry still mulling sale of Dr M book
• White House backs 'free Internet' in Google-China row
• Blackouts leave Venezuelans confused, angry
• An open letter to Najib Abdul Razak
• Do you (really) believe in Allah?
• Herald lawyer's office targeted in break-in
• Clinton, Gates cancel Asia trips to tackle Haiti quake
• US to take lead role in southern Afghanistan: report
• Embrace pluralism
• Headlines online: Jan 14, 2010
• Prince vs wife: 'I've become a laughing stock'
• Church in Johor splashed with red paint
• The power of differing viewpoints
• PM tells media to be extra careful with opposition
• Nik Sapeia gets 6 months' jail for pepper spray on Dr M
• Dengue cases continue to rise with two more deaths
• The patriot game
• ISA: Give Najib a chance
• 'Green' NGOs focus too narrow
• Not enough done about 'No Plastic Bag' day
• Ashamed of Kedah Pakatan
• Blessed are the peacemakers
• Gov't to mull minimum wage for private sector
• 'Police plant' claim: Vasanthakumar files suit
• At what cost, the plunder of Sarawak
• Open public interfaith dialogue a no-no
• Nazrin wants Muslims to nip controversial issues in the bud
• 'If only we Christians would not use Allah', friends tell DPM
• Fence sitters as kingmakers in the next polls
• 'Tom, Dick and Harry' as JPs: review needed
• NGO knocks the BBC for its 'blunders'
• Uthaya's trial: CID witness talks about Hindraf rally
• MACC gag order may backfire
• Malaysian Gurdwara Council: No law prohibiting use of 'Allah' for non-Muslims
• Karpal warns police to lay off Guan Eng
• Liow leaves it to Ong and Chua
• S'gor MB turns screw on Proverty Eradication Foundation
• 'Zionist' methods used to kill Iran scientist: Ahmadinejad
• Israeli diplomats escape Jordan convoy bombing
• China defends web censorship after Google threat
• Church attacks: 'Offer cash reward to informers'
• 'Allah': Lost in translation?
• PM wants 30% non-Malay quota in Royal Military College