Archive - 23 December 2002

The full election results for Universiti Malaya campus poll, which was suspended following the allegations of irregularities in one of its faculties, is expected to be known later tonight.

Two Tamil groups, which believe that their community may be further disadvantaged by the language switch in the teaching of Science and Mathematics, are lobbying the PM to shelve the policy.

Prison authorities today refutes jailed former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim's claims they have failed to provide him with proper health treatment and facilities.

Malaysia will protest the defiant actions of Singapore in continuing unabated construction on Pulau Batu Puteh, says Foreign Minister Syed Hamid Albar.

Despite strong protests by Malaysian leaders over a chart in a UN report that links political parties and organisations here to the al-Qaeda terror network, the monitoring team which drew the connection continues to drag its feet on the matter.

Media barat, khususnya di Amerika Syarikat telah menimbulkan pelbagai persoalan berhubung peristiwa serangan ke atas Pusat Perdagangan Dunia (WTC) dan Pentagon pada Sept 11, 2001 terutama mengenai kelewatan pesawat perjuang canggih F-15 dan F-16 tiba di tempat sasaran.

How can the US fight the entrenched hatred against them that exists in the Third and Islamic worlds, which ironically stemmed from their own doing? The answer in a thought-provoking article by David Hoffman in Foreign Affairs .

The Indonesian police are looking for two Malaysians for their part in the Oct 12 Bali bombing. The two are wanted for their role in supplying bomb-making expertise and raising funds.