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I also urge Najib to ask Ong and the Chairman of the BN Back Benchers Club to go on leave until the allegations are investigated.

The matter got worse as the Perak Ruler worked in cohorts with Najib and the ruling National Front Coalition government.

For a start, Mr Najib, prime minister since April, has said the NEP must adapt, stealing some of his opponent's thunder.

Malaysia's prime minister, Najib Razak, relaxed some of his country's racial-preference laws in an effort to encourage foreign investment.

Najib should not be distracted by his political enemy but be focused to discharge his responsibility.

The Burmese prime minister did not address leaders' concerns about Ms Suu Kyi, said Najib Razak, Malaysian Prime Minister.

The next election, says one of Mr Najib's former advisers, will thus be presidential in character.

Opponents warned that Mr Najib's government would crack down on political dissent to save its skin.

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak mounted a strong defence of police actions at the rally held in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday.

As part of the easing of the pro-Malay policy, Mr Najib suggested rules on foreign investment in the services sector would be relaxed.

The region needs to look for alternative sources to support growth as exports to Europe and the U. S. are affected, Najib said.

Najib Razak, the deputy prime minister, provoked an outcry after he declared Malaysia to be an Islamic state.

Earlier Monday, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton met with Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Makati at the U. N. to make the U.

Foreign businesses have been encouraged by Mr Najib's promises to liberalise the broader economy, spur innovation and raise productivity.

Mr Anwar has denied the allegations and accused the prime minister, Najib Razak, of a conspiracy against him.

In his speech, Mr Najib said there is no point in retaining privileges at the expense of economic growth.

Mr Najib will have to win big to convince the sceptics, at the very least restoring the BN's two-thirds majority.

During the same period, he was seen with aides of Najib Razak, then deputy prime minister and prime minister since last April.

The prime minister, Najib Razak, condemned the attacks, offered compensation, and stepped up security around churches.

WHEN Najib Razak took office last April as Malaysia's prime minister, the timing could hardly have been worse.

Mr Najib has an election to win within the next year.

Mr Najib also hopes to focus more on high value- added manufacturing in electronics, biotechnology and green technology.

Further, Mr Najib has to contend with a ginger group, Perkasa, that claims to defend Malay rights within UMNO.

Mr Najib has signalled a readiness to pare back the privileges for so-called bumiputras (sons of the soil).

By junking the much-abused quotas, Mr Najib pulls the rug out from under his opponent. But he runs the risk of upsetting his base.

During his visit to Malaysia, President Hu will hold talks with Supreme Head of State Mizan and meet with Prime Minister Najib.

But again, no one doubts the capacity of Najib, UMNO or the police force to surprise.

Investors have been waiting eagerly for Mr Najib's "New Economic Model" (NEM).

In a statement issued Wednesday, the Malaysian government said Mr. Najib welcomed the elections and the chance to make his case to voters.

and three additional conventional bank licenses in 2011, Najib said at a press conference.

Mr Najib's main rival, Anwar Ibrahim, has promised more sweeping reforms to the laws.

It is a sign, he says, that the cabinet is not buying into Mr Najib's ideas.

The extremists may have taken Mr Najib's demurral as a green light.

Mr Najib still wants to lift Malay corporate ownership to the NEP target of 30%, from a claimed 19% now.

AirAsia did, however, win concessions from Mr Najib.

Najib Razak was sworn in as Malaysia's prime minister, promising far-reaching reform to revive the government's popularity.

It reflects Mr Najib's political weaknesses as much as his strengths.

Both Wen and Najib said they expected that to keep growing fast.

Kenya's tourism minister Najib Balala told the BBC that the area was difficult to police.

By late Sunday, more than 83, 000 people had joined a Facebook page calling for Mr. Najib's resignation.

They accuse Mr Najib of pandering to UMNO's far right.

Mr Najib broadly agrees.

This is a challenge that Najib cannot evade.

Mr. Najib, who is also finance minister, has been struggling to revive Malaysia's export-dependent economy.

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