Archive - 18 January 2010

• Haitians pray to God as quake toll soars
• Church attacks 'minor aberration': PM
• Muslim, Christian NGOs meet over attacks
• Student claims trial to 'offensive' Facebook posting
• Billionaire wins Chile's presidency
• Al-Qaeda wing denies leaders killed in Yemen: SITE
• Bodies of all six victims recovered
• Headlines online: Jan 18, 2010
• Tipping point of discontent?
• Putting the camera in Archana's hands
• DAP told to be proactive, not mere postmen
• Church attacks have broader implications
• On a wing and a prayer
• Petronas to develop Iraqi oilfield with Shell
• Nurin case: Negligence suit against cops, gov't to be heard
• 4.39 million Malaysians yet to register as voters
• Whither PAS and PKR?
• Do not ban usage of 'Allah'
• 'Allah': Language a mere medium
• PKFZ: Wee, what are you fussing about?
• Ensure quality at 1Malaysia clinics
• Boat tragedy: 'School to be blamed'
• Foot-in-mouth minister 'should quit'
• 'Allah' ban: Home minister erred in law
• CC member defends Makkal Sakti president
• Activists protest insult of Karpal Singh's disability
• Makkal Sakti in danger of becoming irrelevant
• 'Stop PICC' petition for Penang CM
• NGO: Police report politically motivated
• Sabah power woes fix too little, too late
• Boat victim's father to sue school
• AG drops charges against Suaram activist
• Bid to declare sodomy offence unconstitutional fails
• Fire in semi-completed 35-storey Brickfields building
• Wisma Putra meets US ambassador over Sabah travel alert
• Man who tried to kill the pope free after years in jail
• Israeli PM holds historic joint cabinet meet in Berlin
• Five dead as Taliban militants strike across Kabul
• Suu Kyi lawyers give final arguments in Burma court
• Malaysia's Watergate, Ipoh-style
• Haiti relief surge fails to bring security