Archive - 31 January 2003

Pendedahan rancangan PAS untuk mengenepikan rakan sebarisan dalam pilihraya umum akan datang disifatkan oleh parti tersebut sebagai satu tipu helah politik semata-mata.

Lawyer P Uthayakumar applies to the High Court to review a lower court's decision which brushed off eight applications he made with regard to the contempt of court and criminal intimidation charges against him.

Barisan kepimpinan Umno Kelantan diingatkan supaya bersedia diganti sekiranya kepimpinan mereka tidak berkesan untuk memantapkan kekuatan Umno serta tidak lagi boleh diterima oleh rakyat negeri itu.

Richard Wong bids goodbye to the legacy of a party that he was to 'inherit' o­nce upon a time from his father, Sarawak political giant James Wong.

Outgoing Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad's call for Umno leaders to step down has created disquiet among party leaders, many of whom are not too willing to quit voluntarily. "I didn't ask anyone to resign," he now says.

The United States is embarking o­n a new form of colonialism and President Bush's recent speech sends a strong signal to sovereign nations that the country has completely abandoned a policy of multilateralism.

Broga residents eager to dialogue with government officials over the controversial incinerator were instead met by representatives not authorised to 'reveal all'.

Was it a tempest in a teapot or more evidence of just how nasty media people can be to each other when ideological tempers and self-righteousness cloud their judgment in a time of impending war?