Archive - 30 January 2003

MAS to expand services in Asia, Middle East

MAS to expand services in Asia, Middle East


Troubled national carrier Malaysia Airlines will expand services to China, Japan, the Middle East and India this year.
We'll not go to war with S'pore: Mahathir

We'll not go to war with S'pore: Mahathir

Suhakam: Gov't owes Malaysians full disclosure on mega-projects

Suhakam: Gov't owes Malaysians full disclosure on mega-projects

Suhakam stands by people's basic civil right to information regarding development plans affecting their surroundings. It says denial of such a right tantamounts to a violation of human rights.
Soh claims Ling wanted a business empire, exposes political plan

Soh claims Ling wanted a business empire, exposes political plan

Human rights activists to picket in London

Human rights activists to picket in London

Cabinet ministers should step down too, says PM

Cabinet ministers should step down too, says PM

First, it was Umno leaders; now cabinet ministers too are being asked to follow their leader and quit.
PM to take two-month leave after NAM summit

PM to take two-month leave after NAM summit

Pemimpin Umno terkena wabak Ling

Pemimpin Umno terkena wabak Ling

Bekas Menteri Kewangan, Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah berpendapat, kalau mahu menyusun semula parti dan memberi peluang kepada pemimpin baru, perletakan jawatan harus bermula dari atas. AMAN RAIS mengulas mengenai keghairahan pemimpin Umno melepaskan jawatan menjelang pilihanraya umum akan datang.

Ling used ministry office for business', Soh reveals proof

Ling used ministry office for business', Soh reveals proof

Businessman Soh Chee Wen calls Transport Minister and MCA chief Dr Ling Liong Sik's bluff.
Honda aims to double sales, expand regionally with new M'sian plant

Honda aims to double sales, expand regionally with new M'sian plant

Indon seas worst for piracy, maritime terrorism looms: watchdog

Indon seas worst for piracy, maritime terrorism looms: watchdog

M'sia willing to cooperate but demands proof against Iraq

M'sia willing to cooperate but demands proof against Iraq

World publishers and editors back Malaysiakini's non-disclosure policy

World publishers and editors back Malaysiakini's non-disclosure policy

Another protest letter has been sent to the premier over the police raid o­n malaysiakini's office last week.

Singapore's the one steaming up over disputed isle

Singapore's the one steaming up over disputed isle

Equality breeds unity

Equality breeds unity

Only the needy should be helped

Only the needy should be helped

Hands off bumiputera policy

Hands off bumiputera policy

Is meritocracy the right medicine for Malaysia?

Is meritocracy the right medicine for Malaysia?

'Think before acting' advice lost on Umno Youth

'Think before acting' advice lost on Umno Youth

Spinning Blix

Spinning Blix

It is strange that for an administration whose ideological position is derived from the Book of Revelation, the Bush administration chooses not to reveal much.
Professional but not on level playing field

Professional but not on level playing field

Right-wingers in our midst

Right-wingers in our midst

Porous border allows easy movement by militants, says report

Porous border allows easy movement by militants, says report

Terrorism experts say the porous Thai-Malaysia border is a boon to regional terrorists' operations, a US newspaper reports.