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Archive - 10 March 2003
0NUBE missing funds case to be heard tomorrow
The NUBE faction which refuses to return the money withdrawn from the union's accounts late last month will have to face committal proceedings from tomorrow.
0Asean foreign ministers' retreat in M'sia to focus on Iraq
0Royal speech gets a thumping thumbs down from opposition
Opposition leaders today expressed their regret that the Barisan Nasional (BN) government had chosen to "drag" Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tunku Syed Sirajuddin Syed Putra Jamalulail into ongoing policy disputes by politicising the royal speech.
0Gegar harap mesyuarat Majlis Raja-Raja sokong SAR
Gerakan Bertindak Umat Selamatkan Sekolah Agama Rakyat (Gegar) amat berharap persidangan Majlis Raja-Raja mulai esok, akan membuat keputusan yang berpihak kepada penerusan dan kelangsungan sekolah agama rakyat (SAR) sebagai institusi pendidikan Islam di negara ini.
0Ong's triad politics in MCA claim unsubstantiated: Ling
The embattled MCA leadership is about to be engulfed in a fresh controversy - this time, over an allegation that "triad politics" is practised and condoned by some party leaders.
0Pensioner loses RM14,000 in bid to cure impotency
0High Comm: Arrested Indians not given time to show documents
Indian nationals - some of whom are IT professionals - who were picked up from a condominium in Kuala Lumpur for police questioning, claim they were treated high-handedly, some assaulted.
0M'sia lobbies NAM members in UN Security Council to vote against war
Malaysia, as chairman of the Non-Aligned Movement, has urged its six non-permanent members in the UN Security Council - Syria, Cameroon, Chile, Guinea, Pakistan and Angola - to vote against a war on Iraq.
0Transitions: Be professional when rebutting views
0Peace Malaysia a grand deception
0Letting Saddam off scot-free an act of irresponsibility
0Now it's up to US to decide Saddam's fate
0Dear health minister, don't waste time on unproven drugs
0Is there equality of opportunity for all ethnic groups?
0Check racial polarisation in our schools
0The symbiotic synergies between politicians and triads
The allegations of infiltration of
triads
into MCA due to widespread money politics are not at all surprising.
0Claims of support misleading, says anti-Moggie camp
A PBDS party leader challenges the claim that 62 branches are backing for Leo Moggie to continue as party president.
0SAR gets royal rebuke
The King has dampened PAS' hope of seeking royal intervention to save the public religious schools (SAR), saying that these schools teach hatred and not religion.
0Scientists cite secret study to oppose Bush nuke plans
Authors of a secret 1966 Pentagon study on the use of tactical nuclear weapons in Vietnam say their conclusion that these could be "catastrophic" to US global interests are at least as compelling today as they were almost 40 years ago.
0Mahfuz: SAR tidak dipengaruhi politik pembangkang
PAS mendakwa ada sekolah agama rakyat (SAR) yang mampu bertahan beberapa bulan sahaja lagi. Oleh itu, parti itu merayu kepada Majlis Raja-Raja supaya menitahkan kerajaan Barisan Nasional (BN) menyambung balik pemberian bantuan perkapita bagi menyelamatkan SAR.
0Saari's report to Suhakam on police interrogation sold as book
An ISA detainee seeks to educate the Malaysian public on detention without trial and also provides a behind-the-scenes account of interrogation methods in a book which is now available.
0Mending fences after the riots far from easy
Thailand and Cambodia are finding their attempts at fence-mending an uphill battle, a month after the anti-Thai riots in Cambodia.
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