Archive - 5 August 2003

Putin leaves Malaysia after brief visit

Putin leaves Malaysia after brief visit

Russian President Vladimir Putin flew out of Malaysia early today after a brief visit, an official at the Kuala Lumpur international airport said.
DAP suspends seat negotiations with Keadilan

DAP suspends seat negotiations with Keadilan

5 After months of raising issue with Keadilan for leaking seat negotiation talks to the press, DAP makes the unilateral decision to stop all further meetings with the party and questions its sincerity.
PAS tubuh pusat aduan untuk dekati rakyat

PAS tubuh pusat aduan untuk dekati rakyat

Pusat Aduan Rakyat yang dikendalikan oleh Pemuda PAS akan beroperasi mulai 24 Ogos depan berpusat di pejabat PAS Kawasan Batu.
NEAC chief raps adamant Kelantan over water tiff

NEAC chief raps adamant Kelantan over water tiff

Mustapha Mohamed claims the opposition government is afraid of the perception that would arise from handing over the water management in the state to the federal government.
M'sia condemns terror attack in Indonesia

M'sia condemns terror attack in Indonesia

The government today condemned the bombing of a luxury hotel in neighbouring Indonesia that killed at least 10 people and left more than 70 injured
First local astronaut on Russian mission in 2005

First local astronaut on Russian mission in 2005

Malaysia will send its first astronaut into space on a Russian mission in 2005, says Defence Minister Najib Razak.
New partys fate lies with ROS, says EC

New partys fate lies with ROS, says EC

Whether or not Parti Keadilan Rakyat will be able to test the waters in the next polls is up to the Registrar of Societies, which is yet to approve the new party's registration.
Putin eyes more Asian markets after Malaysia arms deal

Putin eyes more Asian markets after Malaysia arms deal

Visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin made it clear today that he hoped a RM3.4 billion deal to sell warplanes to Malaysia would prompt more sales in the region.
Income tax details in unsealed mail

Income tax details in unsealed mail

Legalistic righteousness is un-Christian

Legalistic righteousness is un-Christian

Japans incinerators still stoke concerns

Japans incinerators still stoke concerns

The proponents here point at Japan to extinguish concerns about incinerators, but it appears that even in the land of the rising sun, there are many questions being asked about this new technology
Dont react hastily over allegations about church

Dont react hastily over allegations about church

Half-bridge will bring shame to Spore for souring relations

Half-bridge will bring shame to Spore for souring relations

Regulate prostitution, as demands will not disappear

Regulate prostitution, as demands will not disappear

Nationalist rhetoric not ingredient for a great anthem

Nationalist rhetoric not ingredient for a great anthem

Proton will likely exit together with Mahathir

Proton will likely exit together with Mahathir

Insulting words have place in dictionary

Insulting words have place in dictionary

Pengurusan air di Terengganu dan Kelantan berjalan baik

Pengurusan air di Terengganu dan Kelantan berjalan baik

Bagi mengelakkan kekeliruan dan salahfaham, berikut ialah kenyataan yang dikeluarkan oleh pejabat pemangku Presiden PAS yang juga Ketua Pembangkang Parlimen Malaysia ketika menjawab pertanyaan para wartawan mengenai isu air di Kuala Lumpur.
Ada exco pujuk Hisham tanding naib presiden

Ada exco pujuk Hisham tanding naib presiden

Usaha untuk mempengaruhi Datuk Hishamuddin Hussein Onn bertanding naib presiden masih berterusan bagi membuka peluang kepada Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Khir Toyo menerajui Pemuda Umno.
Kit Siang demands fresh probe into Ling files

Kit Siang demands fresh probe into Ling files

The ACA only last month declared a new policy of transparency. However, DAP chairperson Lim Kit Siang sees the agency as being anything but open.
SAM unruffled by deputy CMs charge

SAM unruffled by deputy CMs charge

Sarawak Deputy Chief Minister Alfred Jabu slams non-government organisations for inciting the natives but Sahabat Alam Malaysia says its not worried because the natives know the truth.
Royal welcome, tight security for Putin

Royal welcome, tight security for Putin

Russian President Valdimir Putin receives a royal welcome amid tight security in ahead of talks with Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad and the signing of a RM3.4 billion arms deal.
NZ customs defend strip searches, after Malaysian complaint

NZ customs defend strip searches, after Malaysian complaint

We carry out strip searches when we believe there are good reasons, says New Zealand customs official.