Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi says he will seek re-election as ruling party leader in December, and hasn't set a date on when to hand over power to his deputy. On Friday, Abdullah said he had struck a deal with his deputy Najib Razak on when he would step down, the Associated Press reported. But Abdullah clarified Sunday that he intends to contest the party presidency in December, and that no timeframe has been set for the transfer of power to Najib.
