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0Malaysias 'comprehensive' discrimination policies
Writer
Sadirah K
seems to have confused Malaysia's institutionalised racial discrimination with Western countries' behavioural racial prejudice.
0Sudden environment concerns behind half-bridge project
0Pak Lahs beautiful, but misdirected speech
0Half bridge an inspiration for post-Mahathir yarn
Has it ever occurred to Dr Mahathir Mohamad that while he may not mind the "crooked half bridge" at the Johor-Singapore Straits immortalizing his bizarre diplomatic brinkmanship against Singapore, Johoreans may be dead worried of the harm that may befall them?
0Water spat: Msian govt damned fools or terrible liars?
0ACA's transparency measures cosmetic
0Grotesque misallocation of police figures
0Clinging onto erroneous police to population ratio
0Decision to expand police force a knee-jerk response
Imagine my shock upon reading front page news reports two days in a row in
The Star
, where the home minister and his deputy made a blunder over the same statistics.
0Putrajaya: icon or folly?
Whether the discussion is about the Bakun dam or Putrajaya, it is all about perspective. A critic revisits the arguments against mega-projects in Malaysia.
0MCA: Mahathir Chinese Party?
After the humiliating change of guard in MCA on May 23, 2003, party members should seriously reconsider whether they still deserve to call themselves the Malaysian Chinese Association.
0Anti-climactic rebuttal to the Economist
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
.
0Msians taken for a ride on Perwaja merry-go-round
When de-facto law minister Rais Yatim
announced
on March 27 in Parliament of yet another foreign country (Japan this time) obstructing the criminal investigations of the Perwaja Steel scandal, many members of Parliament must have chuckled.
0Mystery surrounds Anwars judicial review
High drama unfolded one day before Anwar Ibrahim's application for judicial review was supposed to be heard by the Federal Court on March 18.
0The legal guillotine awaits Anwar
The jigsaw is finally pieced together, following the
announcement
of Ahmad Fairuz
Sheikh Abdul Halim as the new chief justice.
0Now it's up to US to decide Saddam's fate
0Which is priority: Stop Bush or disarm Saddam?
0Support speaks volumes for free speech
0Perwajas RM10bil loss buried forever?
0National service another BN gimmick
0Exploiting Bali blasts to justify ISA?
0Dr Ms attacks on WTO, West ignoble
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