Pentagon may bear some responsibility for Baghdad Museum looting
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Archive - 1 May 2003
0War of liberation or war of profit?
0Religious rule for maids reasonable
0Self-denigration underlies third-world mentality
0Journalism not an act of bravery but a hatchet job
0All are equal under Islam
0No Arab countries have banned the usage of Allah
0Decline of rubber industry: a tale of myopic neglect?
0The Mahathir legacy
The saddest part of the
sudden chorus
of attacks by Umno leaders against the
Economist
for publishing comments deemed unfavourable to Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad is that not a single Umno leader has come up with even one iota of facts to rebut the
Economist
.
0Workers lose trust in union leaders, say opposition leaders
Union leaders in the country are now more interested in personal benefit than safeguarding the interests of workers. This is what two opposition party leaders feel.
0ISA detainee Saari Sungibs books launched
Two books of Internal Security Act detainee Saari Sungib were launched today - although without the presence of the author himself.
0A peaceful, happy May Day rally at Dataran Merdeka
Workers converge at the historic Dataran Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur today for the May Day rally which, for the first time in nine years, sees no police intervention. In the end, both sides - the workers and police - went home happy.
0Firm to pay RM4.2 million over Indonesia haze
A Malaysian-owned plantation firm whose director was ordered jailed for causing smoke haze on Indonesia's Sumatra island has agreed to pay more than RM4.18 million in compensation, an official said.
0Large arms cache found, 22 nabbed off Sandakan
Military officials seized a large number of weapons and detained 22 migrants when they attempted to sail into Malaysia through the waters off Sabah, a report said.
0No-frills AirAsia retains bullish outlook despite Sars
AirAsia says it will not scale back expansion plans due to the Sars outbreak as the mysterious atypical pneumonia is not likely to threaten its revenue or hamper growth.
0Broga residents: Where's the money coming from?
As the government continue to stay mum over who is going to cough up a few billion ringgit for the mega-incinerator in Broga, taxpayers are getting edgy about the uncertainty of the future.
0PBDS sec-gen assures sealed boxes (with missing keys) are safe
The brouhaha continues over the sealed, chained and locked boxes containing the annual returns of PBDS branches. Party HQ officials do not even know who has the keys.
0Demoralisation and decline of the American dollar
The US dollar is a dying dinosaur, argues HARUN RASHID, who outlines six reasons for his doomsday scenario of the world's most powerful currency.
0Nurul Izzah hopes for Dad to be around on her wedding
Jailed ex-deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim is determined to fulfil his parental role to be the
wali
for his eldest daughter Nurul Izzah who is getting married next week, and his family is equally determined as well.
0A tribute to healthcare workers
Like the firefighters who ran back into the towers on Sept 11, our medical personnel in the frontline of Sars are braving the threat of the deadly virus every day.
0Pemimpin sekerja penting diri sendiri, kata Keadilan dan PRM
Golongan pekerja kini memerlukan kesatuan dan kepimpinan yang berani dan benar-benar komited untuk membela nasib mereka, bagi memastikan kekayaan negara diagihkan dengan lebih adil.
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