Archive - 26 January 2010

• Haiti PM begs for quake aid as looting spreads
• Najib: Speedy decisions a performance benchmark
• Newscaster lodges police report over video clip
• Karzai to seek removal of Taliban from UN blacklist
• Sri Lanka polls open for presidential election
• Flak for closure of public space in Penang
• British, Irish leaders fight to save N Ireland deal
• China's jailing of Liu Xiaobo
• 'Housemen not over-worked in hospitals'
• A National Professors Council?
• Bomb blasts cast shadow over bitter Sri Lanka poll
• BN tipped to win big in Sarawak polls
• Anwar allowed to amend defence in defamation suit
• Soros was dead right about Mahathir
• Zul: 'Little pharoahs' out to do me in
• Emboldened Zulkifli derails PKR
• AirAsia to fly to five major Indian cities
• M'sia likely to emerge from recession: think-tank
• Malaysia's Svengali
• PKR slaps gag order on Zul Noordin
• May hearing for RM546mil suit against BN
• Headlines online: Jan 26, 2010
• Perak: Smell of snap polls in the air
• Royal insult: Blogger remanded four days
• No go-ahead from AG for Karpal to prosecute Lingam
• Japanese woman faces execution over drug charge
• Jet engines theft: PAC says no top guns involved
• No action to be taken against blogger: Rais
• Radiation worry eased for residents
• Remand extended for arson suspects
• MB: Assistance only for chronic patients
• Little men, big industry
• Private hospitals' fees to be reviewed
• Kedah Sultan proclaimed acting Agong
• PKR 'mouseketeers' prod MACC over Disney trips
• Nizar to sue TV3 if no apology given
• MAS profit figures interlinked with PMB's
• Anwar's sodomy trial: Cops quiz Wan Azizah
• Barricades in Subang Jaya: Tell us something we don't know
• Time to recognise M'sian heritage buildings in UK
• Police should uphold, not curtail freedom of speech
• Banning books is like banning thoughts
• Industrial Court - Minister has misunderstood his role
• Application to strike out prince's suit on March 25
• Revisiting Sept 11 both heartrending, mind-boggling
• Fuel smuggling: Petrol station raided and sealed
• Fatigued housemen not a good thing for patients
• Housemen are suffering in hospitals
• Hindraf lip service to press freedom
• Chua: Put off crackdown on foreign workers until CNY
• 'What extra allocation?'
• Sabah Chinese schools weather teacher shortage
• RM6,000 for copies of Utusan Malaysia, Selcat told
• Penang gov't says public space 'not compromised'
• Najib vs Anwar in Wall Street Journal
• In-law of ex-home minister received money to expedite visas
• Stay away from book on Muslim women, Muslims advised
• Search for victims, answers in Lebanon plane crash
• Cold weather claims more lives in Europe
• French report calls for burqa ban
• Minority view prevails in PKR over Zulkifli
• Zulkifli a product of PKR, not Umno
• 'Health DG, housemen ARE overworked'