Archive - 8 November 2004

Police make routine visit to Ayah Pins home

Police make routine visit to Ayah Pins home

Police visit self-styled spiritual leader Ayah Pin at home in Hulu Besut and caution him against allowing a large crowd at his house and to 'bar' foreign visitors.
Rimbunan Hijau accused of violence in Papua

Rimbunan Hijau accused of violence in Papua

Malaysian logging giant Rimbunan Hijau was alleged to have bribed police officers in Papua New Guinea to use force against landowners.
Anwar calls for a stronger opposition front

Anwar calls for a stronger opposition front

Anwar Ibrahim holds a berbuka puasa dinner with his supporters in Shah Alam yesterday where he expresses his wish for a stronger and more united opposition front.
Burmese family ends squat-in protest outside UNHCR

Burmese family ends squat-in protest outside UNHCR

The family of eight living outside the agency's building in a show of protest for more than a month are now housed in an undisclosed location and receiving financial aid.
One year on, time for Pak Lah to check graft

One year on, time for Pak Lah to check graft

There have been has been a lot of letters to the editors in the mainstream newspapers which highlight the achievements of our prime minister in his one year in office. However, one cannot deny...
All and sundry becoming bumiputeras

All and sundry becoming bumiputeras

Teach ethnic ties course through Open University

Teach ethnic ties course through Open University

Dont blame Mother Nature for fatal landslides

Dont blame Mother Nature for fatal landslides

Landslide: Local councils skirting rules

Landslide: Local councils skirting rules

Why a fixed period for price controls?

Why a fixed period for price controls?

Tak Bai tragedy - Asean as helpless as victims

Tak Bai tragedy - Asean as helpless as victims

Foreign maid business exploitative

Foreign maid business exploitative

Bush has led America astray

Bush has led America astray

Woe is us, Bush is back

Woe is us, Bush is back

Rare victory for Bidayuh villagers

Rare victory for Bidayuh villagers

They were adamant that they would not allow a takeover of their native land for the building of a new inland port.
Malaysiakini in Bahasa Malaysia

Malaysiakini in Bahasa Malaysia

Malaysiakini today launched a Bahasa Malaysia version of its news portal to become one of the first online media in the country to have a website in two languages.
Welcome to '1984' in America

Welcome to '1984' in America

The re-election of George Bush marks a new political era for the USA, with scarily striking similarities to the politic climate described in George Orwell's 1984.
Remembering Edward Said: from Orientalism to humanism

Remembering Edward Said: from Orientalism to humanism

A year after his passing and over twenty-five years after his original thesis on Orientalism, Edward Said's call for humane understanding of the 'other' continues to resonate in todays volatile global climate.
AirAsia aircraft skids off runway in Sabah, passengers stranded

AirAsia aircraft skids off runway in Sabah, passengers stranded

Two passengers were injured when the Boeing 737 with about 100 passengers aboard skidded during bad weather while landing at Kota Kinabalu airport.
IRB to name and shame tax evaders: report

IRB to name and shame tax evaders: report

The Inland Revenue Board says the IRB had detected 33,000 companies that had failed to submit their return forms.
No agreement in Japan-Malaysia free trade talks

No agreement in Japan-Malaysia free trade talks

However, the two sides agreed to continue the talks in the hope of reaching an agreement by the end of the year.
Mahathir says Muslims will be 'tortured' by Bush

Mahathir says Muslims will be 'tortured' by Bush

'We are sad that this man who has caused the mass killings in Iraq has been re-elected to lead his country,' said Mahathir.
M'sia, S'pore study experts' reports on reclamation dispute

M'sia, S'pore study experts' reports on reclamation dispute

Both governments will now study the reports and the recommendations made in them, the two countries said in a joint statement.