Archive - 8 March 2010

• Musa, did you say the cops are impartial?
• Tee Keat should re-contest post
• Apex court: Anwar's sacking lawful
• Pakatan holds together on 2nd anniversary
• Ibrahim Ali: Market economy a threat to Malays
• Not a time to lose March 8 spirit
• Headlines online: March 8, 2010
• March 8: What have we gained?
• Amnesty slams Nordic states over sexual violence
• NGOs: Let elected reps resign and re-contest
• Central Nigeria on red alert after 500 killed
• Fight not over for Malaysian women
• Strong Turkey quake kills 41
• The summit of Europe's ineffectiveness
• 'Malay' - a construction of an illusion?
• Looters hand back goods as Chile mourns dead
• Israel OKs new settlement in West Bank: minister
• ISA detainees: Habeas corpus case to continue
• March 8 aftermath: Race and religion still pervasive
• The myth of reform and March 8
• Gov't acts on audit 08' report, 72 civil servants targetted
• Pahang Sultan mulls Kartika's caning sentence
• Flak over 'RM100 for elderly' scheme in Penang
• Rusty Toyota Vios a real bane
• MCA: Wheeling and dealing towards polling day
• Al-Islam - AG had a prima facie case
• 'Baca doa' shouldn't be for non-Muslim students
• Penang needs FOI, assets declaration
• DAP leader slams new RPGT rules
• Political drama at the expense of the rakyat
• Suaram condemns police disruption of rally
• People, beware where defections are leading too..
• Clashing state-federal govts not a good thing
• The beauty of mainstream media reporting
• Is Umno a citizen-beating brute?
• Hindraf not just about the Indian dilemma
• Anwar: Toe the line or get out of PKR
• Zul Noordin to Wan Azizah - 'you quit'
• Scouts founder 'held talks with the Nazis'
• New Interpol arrest notices for Dubai killing
• Gates: "very hard fighting" ahead in Afghan war
• 'These walls won't last forever'
• 'Sultans have more powers than Agong?'