Archive - 22 January 2010

• Surau attacks the 'work of cowards'
• Brown to testify at Iraq inquiry before poll: reports
• Mass relocation for Haiti homeless
• Finas showcases Malaysian films in Paris
• People of Chennai describe Najib as 'new hero'
• Do away with support letters, cries DAP leader
• US to China: Probe cyberattacks on Google
• Headlines online: Jan 22, 2010
• Factory workers plight raises political temperature
• Thanenthiran urged to bow out gracefully
• Sultan summons PAS MP Khalid Samad
• Indian NGOs explain how RM1.58 mil was spent
• Former deputy IGP dies after four months in coma
• Adorna: Good riddance to bad ruling
• Consumers continue to save for rainy day
• Migrant caned despite pending appeal
• Politics and small-business loans shouldn't mix
• PAS to invite non-Muslim leaders to muktamar
• More funds sought for independent schools
• Drug manufacturers told not to make unapproved change
• Nizar: Investors 'sceptical' on Perak
• '9/11, mission impossible for poor-at-planning Arabs'
• IGP doesn't know red light means 'stop'?
• Oops, your money has been 'phish-ed'!
• Help all, not just your people only
• Something is brewing in Selangor
• Najib's Chennai visit merely propaganda
• 'If you have loved your fellow man, you have loved God'
• The religions are getting more united
• Sabah factories resist minimum wage moves
• Africanisation of Malaysian healthcare
• Replace NEP with more progressive tax regime
• Petrol pricing: Repeating a mistake is a crime
• Anwar hits the road as sodomy trial looms
• Yet another proposal to resolve MCA crisis
• Muhyiddin refutes human rights report
• End game for MMSP?
• Johor sultan is dead
• Seven detained over arson attack on Taiping churches
• Convert custody battle continues
• Contempt hearing against MACC officer on Feb 1
• Arson attacks aim to undermine 1Malaysia: Home minister
• PAS duo's fate to be announced on Jan 29
• More condemnations of surau attacks
• Contractor lodges police report against PAS leader
• Grieving father finally sees justice
• Google cyberattacks: Obama wants 'answers'