More military exercises with US sought
But KL opposes any plans for a permanent US military base in South-east Asia
MALAYSIA welcomed an increase in technology transfer and joint
Singapore
‘Rumour-trading’ an art in Malaysia, says Najib
MALAYSIA'S stock market is sometimes driven by rumours which could destabilise the country, warned Defence Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak yesterday.
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IT : Information technology vital to achieving Vision 2020, says Najib
Pointing the way to growth --------------------------
INFORMATION technology holds the key to Malaysia's efforts at becoming an industrialised country by 2020, Defence Minister
Foreign arms sales threaten international security : Study
SPEAK softly and carry a big stick; you will go far," said US President Teddy Roosevelt in 1901.
Today, Mr Bill Clinton and
Master of hardball politics
After a quarter of a century spent at the centre of Republican politics - the party's national chairman, its vice presidential candidate
Treat Philippines as part of East Asian community : Ramos
PRESIDENT Fidel Ramos yesterday said the Philippines intends to join the global economy, and called on investors to consider his country as
Mahathir : Difficult to lower tariffs for all at same rate
DATUK Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that it was difficult to lower tariffs at the same rate for all countries to
Malaysia seals deal to make Proton Sagas in Philippines
MALAYSIA and the Philippines yesterday sealed their agreement to assemble Proton Sagas in the Philippines in a deal described as a breakthrough
EU nations change strategy after being slow off the mark
HEADING EAST
* Racing into Asia ------------------
* Better late than never. This seems to be the attitude of European investors as they rush
Lecturer sees smooth succession in Indonesia
Suharto 'will not undermine his legacy of development'
POLITICAL succession in Indonesia will proceed smoothly as President Suharto will not want instability to
India to look into woes of S’pore businessmen
INDIAN PM'S VISIT
INDIAN Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao has said he would direct his officials to look into problems faced by Singaporeans
PM Goh happy that Rao has raised ‘Indian fever’
THE visit of Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao has raised the temperature of the "Indian fever" generated by Mr Goh Chok Tong's