Archive - 17 March 2011

• An insult to both Christians and Muslims
• Deadlock over Interlok continues
• Japan rushes against time to avert N-plant meltdown
• Ministers tongue-tied over nuke power plan
• Taib lawsuit: Court rejects Malaysiakini's application
• Sabah's NCR guidelines 'illegal', warns activist
• MCA a subsidiary of Umno?
• Christians upset by 'compromise' on Bible
• MACC man: Teoh a likely accomplice
• Selangor's FOI bill to have more 'meat'
• PM: 1Malaysia still needs explaining
• Judicial independence: Gov't position indefensible
• Bar Council wants to meet CJ on KPIs
• Irked over donation for wedding of MB's daughter
• MP: DPM failed in Interlok row, PM must step in
• Allow Malay-language Bibles, say groups
• Interlok panel chief questions 'withdrawal'
• Headlines online: March 16, 2011
• Umi files defamation suit against Baginda, M'kini
• Police seize 'possible' nuclear weapons parts
• Home minister defends stamp on Al-Kitab
• DPM: Interlok walkout due to misunderstanding
• Stop lying about Rosmah, says Nazri
• Kita leaders come to Zaid's defence
• Taib-governor meeting sets tongues wagging
• CIJ remains disturbed over satire suit
• Fed-up with police inaction on abuse, rape reports
• Masing: You can bet on April polls
• CFM: Christians 'hurt and offended' over Bible stamps
• Non-Muslim loses bid to practise in Syariah courts
• MACC officer: Ean Yong's claims were fake
• Release Al-Kitab without conditions, say MPs
• Police recover 700,000 stolen condoms
• DPM: People want the truth over Anwar's DNA
• Kelantan seeks legal advice on lottery ban
• Chinese panic, buy salt & iodine
• Police collect RM476.6mil from summonses in 8 months
• Arrest warrant issued in starlet sex-for-hire case
• M'sia may up radiation monitoring on air travellers
• Which reactors are most at risk?
• Japan may opt for the 'Chernobyl solution'