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Archive for the ‘Asia’ Category

‘Little Hu’ in front as future leader of China

By Peh Shing Huei from Straits Times Chinese President Hu Jintao's protege, Mr Hu Chunhua, has emerged as the front-runner in the race to be the country's future top leader after a reshuffle of provincial chiefs yesterday. The changes also included a new woman provincial party secretary, the first in more than two decades. Ms...

Kit Siang slams Umno bloggers as political desperadoes

By Asrul Hadi Abdullah Sani from The Malaysian Insider KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 28 — Veteran lawmaker Lim Kit Siang condemned Umno bloggers on their campaign to paint the DAP as a communist party. Lim told The Malaysian Insider that the tactic used by governing party is “gutter politics at its worse”. “This is gutter politics...

Hong Kong Chief Executive, Top Civil Servants To Take 5.38% Pay Cut

By Chester Leung from Dow Jones, 25 November 2009 Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang said Tuesday he will take a pay cut of 5.38% along with government ministers and senior civil servants because of the economic downturn. Middle and lower band civil servants will have their pay frozen, Tsang told reporters after an Executive...

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