Archive - 10 June 2010

• PKFZ - choosing which stone to leave unturned
• No reason to lock away extinguishers, says fire dept
• Putrajaya's 1st international human rights test
• Faster growth, reducing deficit
• MACC yet to close PKFZ case
• UN slaps fourth set of sanctions on Iran
• The amoral majority is taking over
• A RM230 billion five-year plan
• Bung Mokhtar and Zizie bigamy decision put off
• Aminulrasyid shooting case to be mentioned on June 22
• Clearing the human capital hurdle
• Big ticket items lined up for privatisation
• US presses China to rein in N Korea
• Public transport revolution planned for Greater KL
• Bumi equity target still 30%
• Jui Meng stripped of Johor datuk-ship
• PM's 10MP speech - salient points
• Kapar MP demands for full legal protection
• Headlines online June 10, 2010
• D-Day for defence contractor, Karpal tomorrow
• Did Idris Jala ask the right question?
• EPF, Socso contributions will be our saviors
• Samy was involved in Sambanthan's ouster
• Time running out for Umno in JB
• 80-year-old kept me awake at night
• Subsidies: Time to kick ourselves out of the nest
• Yet another blow for Altantuya's family
• Doubts remain over Najib's reform agenda
• Berjaya may unveil sports betting licence terms at EGM
• NGOs slam Suhakam's flawed appointments
• Ibrahim Ali gives thumbs up to 10MP
• PAS Youth wants Pakatan states to end gambling
• GAS head lets loose, yet again
• RM3.3 mil award for ISA detainee
• Experts: Privatisation drive must be transparent
• Defiant Iran rejects new UN sanctions
• Obama: Mideast 'progress' possible this year
• The Bhopal Syndrome is all around us
• A leap forward or just talk as usual?
• Aide: PAS MP threatened me
• Hasan Ali files suit against Zahid Hamidi
• Rosmah glad Permata given due recognition
• Sg Besi airport to make way for 'Greater KL' plan
• Iran could downgrade ties with UN atomic watchdog
• South Africa unites for World Cup as party begins
• Chua might as well return datuk-ship
• Who'll win - the cronies or rakyat?
• Hope for two-state solution 'beginning to erode'
• 'No plan to build temple on contested land'