Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, freshly rested from his coalition’s ceramah-masquerading-as-a-national-convention, was on the campaign trail in Gemas today. Eschewing things like new ideas and substantive policy proposals, Anwar fell back on his usual round of out-of-thin-air subsidy promises and …

The destructive power of financial extremism is being addressed alongside religious extremism by the Global Movement of the Moderates with the Prime Minister telling the first ever GMM conference in Kuala Lumpur that both have the power to devastate lives.…

Looking to make it three states out of three, mild-mannered Mitt Romney is currently in a comfortable position in the polls for the upcoming South Carolina Primary.

With an overall lead of eleven percentage points to his nearest rival, Newt …

Penang’s executive council has declared a nearly four-year-old promise met: They have released a list of their individually-held assets, and, in part, the loans that accompany some of those assets. The reason that this disclosure took years, instead of …

Developing economies in Asia-Pacific, including Malaysia, could face slower growth in 2012 as Europe’s debt problems and weaker trade drag down global growth, the World Bank said.

The Washington-based lender’s Global Economic Prospects report on the ‘Uncertainties and Vulnerabilities of …