How Malaysia’s PM fell from grace

By Robin Brant BBC News, Kuala Lumpur Abdullah Badawi said he had not been forced out. When I asked him if he regretted being pushed, he gestured to the man sitting beside him, his deputy and heir

Battle for top job expected to intensify

(The Malaysian Insider) The decision by Abdullah Badawi to cut short his leadership is unlikely to end the larger political battle between a resurgent opposition led by former deputy prime minister…

Najib must now win it for himself

(The Malaysian Insider) Malaysia's prime minister, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, said Wednesday that he would step down in March, paving the way for his anointed successor to take control of a governing…

10 things Umno must do

For Umno to remain relevant and appeal to the masses, it has to evolve to suit the expectations of a fast-changing Malaysian society.P. Gunasegaram, The Star

One down: Now for Khairy

The Malaysian Insider Commentary Having witnessed the forced exit of Datuk Seri Abdullah Badawi, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad is now training his guns on his other nemesis: Khairy Jamaluddin.

Happy For Umno, Says Dr Mahathir

(Bernama) Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad is glad he was wrong because he thought Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi would not be stepping down as Umno president and prime minister.

Hail this anak Bangsa Malaysia!

As I have sat here and happily read all the comment posted and kept myself entertained for about 8 months I begin to wonder what the hell am I actually doing? Am I just seeking some entertainment

Pak Lah unites Umno – against him

OCT 8 - For once, there was no flip, there was no flop. No flap even as Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi today stuck to his widely-expected decision to not defend his Umno presidency and step down as…

A final bit of business for the PM

ANALYSISOCT 8 - Several months ago, when it became obvious that Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's drive to push through the Judicial Appointments Commission was flagging, a government official…

Dr M happy for Umno

PUTRAJAYA, Oct 8 - Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad is glad to admit he was wrong because he had thought that Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi would not step down as Umno president and prime minister.

ISA and Human Rights

One of the basis why human rights are habitually violated is the granting of arbitrary powers to the security forces by the “repressive law” such as the Internal Security Act and as…

Malaysian leader to step down in March

By VIJAY JOSHI, Associated Press Writer AP KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia's prime minister announced Wednesday he will step down in March and hand over power to his deputy, averting an open…