
Let the states decide on top two Gerakan leaders
Party president Dr Lim Keng Yaik offers a formula to resolve the party's succession issue by throwing back the decision to party leaders in the states.




Will he go for the MCA Youth chief post? All eyes will be on the former MCA president's eldest son when he announces his decision.




PKR Youth leader Mohd Ezam Mohd Noor says embattled minister Rafidah Aziz should also be grilled on the allocation of bumiputera shares.







The MCA presidential challenger and Umno Youth deputy chief will give their perspectives on the call to revive the New Economic Policy.













Beyond the diplomatic, face-saving text of the announcement confirming Burma's deferral of chairing the association, it is clear that Asean finally put its foot down.

The minister in the prime minister's department says that although the government was controlling the deficit, it was however not pushing for a surplus budget in the near term.





The former premier says the Burmese military regime, which decided to forgo its turn as Asean chair, needs to be assured that if they make reforms they will not face prosecution.
