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Archive - 4 March 2003
0Berita Minggu - a pot calling the kettle black
0Up to parents (not politicians) to shut down SAR
0Free press is about free market of ideas
0If UN resolution is non-binding, why call it a resolution?
0The truth from Ting on Umno-MCA dynamics
0Transitions: a taste of his own medicine
0Musa Aman to replace Chong as Sabah CM
Sabah Umno liaison chairperson Musa Aman was today named as the new Sabah chief minister, replacing Chong Kah Kiat whose two-year term ends on March 27.
0No changes allowed in Transitions after posting
0Clarification from NST writer
0Why I don't support Peace Malaysia
I read Khoo Kay Peng's letter
No room for personal agenda behind peace efforts
with much interest.
0Mahathir leaves for Qatar OIC summit
0'Chua, how can you sleep peacefully?': Kit Siang
As the number of dengue related deaths continue to mount, DAP chief Lim Kit Siang ponders how the health minister is able to sleep peacefully.
0Ahli tinggalkan Umno kerana tidak puashati
Umno Bahagian Peringat mendakwa segelintir ahli Umno bahagian itu telah menyertai pembangkang baru-baru ini kerana tidak puashati dengan keputusan berhubung kedudukan mereka dalam parti.
0PM to present integrity awards to ex-ministers, former bank governor
Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad will present Transparency International Malaysia's National Integrity Medals posthumously to two former ministers and a national bank governor in June.
0Knock, knock, any election commissioner home? Kerk to come a-calling
With time running out for DAP, the opposition party intends to go knocking on the doors of all members of the Election Commission to challenge the proposed changes to the redelineation of Kota Melaka.
0Labour group: Indonesia's ban on sending female workers abroad impractical
Last year, the Indonesian government failed to protect its citizens who are affected by Malaysia's anti-illegal-immigrant drive. This year, it tries to protect its female workers by banning them from working abroad, but that too is not well-received.
0Keadilan leader to file defamation suit against daily
Keadilan leader Raja Kamaruddin Raja Wahid plans to file a defamation suit against a local English daily over a report, which allegedly tried to link Keadilan to a terrorist network.
0Iraqi opposition, US differ on post-Saddam plan
Already facing widespread opposition to a war on Iraq, the United States complicates matters further by locking horns with the Iraqi opposition over the nature of a post-Saddam administration.
0PBDS: Stay on to avoid split, president urged
Fearing a leadership struggle and a split in PBDS, 13 party branches are asking president Leo Moggie to defer his decision to step down.
0Gegar jawab tuduhan memburukkan SAR
Gerakan Bertindak Umat Selamatkan Sekolah Agama Rakyat (Gegar) mendakwa fitnah terhadap sekolah agama rakyat (SAR) semakin berleluasa dan melampau, dan pihaknya kini menerbitkan sebuah buku kecil bagi menangkis segala tuduhan itu.
0Taking over Msia a piece of cake for PM-in-waiting
Abdullah's ambitions at the moment are confined to a spacious office between the national religion, exemplified in an imposing mosque, and the office of a national icon, Mahathir, in Putrajaya, a new administrative capital of lakes, domes and spires a half-hour drive from Kuala Lumpur.
0War on Iraq could put strain on Islamic governments: Pak Lah
Sixty-three-year-old Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, who will take over the leadership of the country in October, spells out in a rare interview with
AFP
his views on global and regional tensions, terrorism, Islam and the economy.
0Cricket is war by other means
No sporting event can better prove the Orwellian thesis - that games between national teams are a continuation of war by other means - than a clash on the cricket pitch between eternal rivals India and Pakistan.
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