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Bernie Sanders calls for wiping out $81 billion in medical debt
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. presidential candidate Bernie Sanders released a plan on Saturday to eliminate $81 billion (64.91 billion pounds) in Americans' existing medical debt, going beyond his Democratic White House rivals and expanding on his signature proposal for a government-run health insurance system.
Poland's PiS pledges more spending ahead of parliamentary election
WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) has pledged to provide at least 1 billion zlotys (200.35 million pounds) for companies adding to a list of expensive promises ahead of next month's parliamentary elections.
Factbox - Four Republicans, 19 Democrats vie for U.S. presidential nominations
(Reuters) - The largest field of Democratic presidential candidates in the modern U.S. political era got a little bit smaller on Friday when New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio dropped out of the race.
Short positions, Renewable energy is a luxury
Renewable energy seems to be the buzzword these days. Everybody have a view on renewable energy, whether it is solar, bio-diesel or hydro. They all seem to think that it is good that Malaysia is talking about renewable energy in a big way.
‘Khazanah can sell assets’
KUALA LUMPUR: Khazanah Nasional will sell off its assets which are not useful to pay off its debts but not everything, said Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
The voice of progressive Malays
IN between the balanced English-language news portals and the Malay-centric Malay-language news websites and Facebook pages, OrangKata.my wants to be the middle ground.
Foreign policy needs more fiscal bite
IT is always easy to point fingers at the media. Journalists are blamed when they don’t ask questions pertaining only to the event that is being graced by a VIP. And it is even worse for the organisers, since the event itself hardly gets the coverage they think it deserves.
Gradual price rise deemed more realistic and sustainable
NATIONAL Property Information Centre director Aina Edayu Ahmad tells participants at the Housing and Valuation Conference 2019 that it is more realistic and sustainable to have prices gradually rise at less than 5% instead of the double-digit growth seen at the peak of the property market in 2012/2013.
New York Mayor de Blasio ends presidential bid, draws Trump's sarcasm
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Friday ended his 2020 presidential campaign that was overshadowed by better-known liberal Democrats, and drew a sarcastic farewell from a fellow New Yorker, President Donald Trump.
Italy's Renzi faces uphill path to win moderate vote - pollsters
ROME (Reuters) - Former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's new party will not find it easy to claim the middle ground of Italian politics, the first polls after its breakaway from the ruling centre-left Democratic Party (PD) show.