Sending in more troops will ‘fuel more violence in Iraq’

Sending in more troops or extending the US occupation of Iraq would only fuel more violence in the country, Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar said.

Teach out of the box

In the book, I>Think Out of the Box/I>, writers Mike Vance and Diane Deacon reveal how Walt Disney was said to have been intrigued by an author named Louis L'Amour.

Meet to discuss ways to solve ageing problems

If anti-ageing medicine is not implemented soon, the ageing population will be a burden to the Government, according to the Society for Anti-Ageing Medicine Malaysia (SAAMM).

Lifelong learning or work-ready graduates?

Thought provoking and wide ranging, the recent Malaysian Education Summit 2004 gave the education sector as well as industry lots to chew on, report KAREN CHAPMAN and JOANNE LIM.

History the key to current woes

It is indeed a place steeped in both beauty and bloodshed. Pattani#8217;s spectacular landscape of verdant hills, swaying palms and beckoning beaches has also been the backdrop for its constant wars and revolts throughout the ages.

Health Ministry to undergo revamp

The Health Ministry, its agencies and government hospitals will be revamped in line with the objective of providing efficient and quality service to the people.

Najib: We can help Thais find solutions to problems with militants

Malaysia has offered to share with Thailand its experience in dealing with threats from militants and extremists and despatch credible Islamic preachers to mosques in southern Thailand.

Beware when it's express or too cheap

Abdullah: Tougher laws to fight sex crimes

Sex crimes should be highlighted in the mass media to create anger and hatred towards such offences, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said.

92 apply to restructure SMI loans worth RM85mil

Bank Negara has received 92 applications to restructure non-performing loans of small and medium industries (SMIs) valued at RM85mil.