Malaysia and Singapore will set up a joint border health committee to tighten control at entry points to try to curb the spread of the killer pneumonia Sars, says Health Minister Chua Jui Meng.
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Supporters of MTUC No 2 Mohamed Shafie try to regain lost ground for him following the 'betrayal' by Zainal on the leadership of the union umbrella body.
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Although banned by law from engaging in politics, university students show that their interest in related issues is very much alive.
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The Human Rights Commission of Malaysia has won more kudos for proposing the repeal of the Internal Security Act, but is also being quizzed about replacement legislation.
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Malaysia will pay Poland for the supply of 48 attack tanks worth RM1.4 billion through cash and barter trade, says Defence Minister Najib Razak.
000I am no expert on law but even I think what Astro is doing is downright illegal. I am just amazed that the authorities - especially certain ministers and personalities famous for grabbing publicity - have not come out openly to condemn the cable TV station's actions.
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Mopping-up operations in Iraq await the attention of the 'liberation' forces. Question is, will they get their priorities right?
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Human rights campaigners in Hong Kong have renewed their
calls for the abolition of the Internal Security Act (ISA).
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The fourth probable case of severe acute respiratory syndrome (Sars) in Malaysia is also the first involving a foreigner - an Indian national working on a cruise-liner.
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Coalition warplanes dropped six precision-guided bombs on a building in Ramadi, about 100km from the capital city of Baghdad.
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Hong Kong carrier Cathay Pacific Airways suspends flights to Malaysia following a government decision to impose travel restrictions on visitors from Hong Kong to contain the outbreak of Sars.
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Datuk M Kayveas dinasihatkan menggunakan kedudukannya dalam kerajaan untuk membantu sekolah Tamil yang daif di seluruh negara, daripada membuat kenyataan yang boleh menjejaskan lagi kedudukan sekolah berkenaan.
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While journalists are no more immune than others to becoming casualties of conflict, recent deaths in Iraq have raised disturbing questions that the US has failed to answer adequately.
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