Analysts say prime minister solidified position to call – and win – snap election despite plan by opposition leader Anwar … More
Tag: PKR
As Sabah heads to polls on Sep 26, what’s at stake for the main political blocs?
KUALA LUMPUR: Sabah’s state election has shaped up to be a free-for-all, with multi-cornered contests in each of the Bornean … More
Second-class citizenship, second-class membership
After months of scheming with Malay supremacist parties to set up a Malay-Muslim unity government, PPBM now wants to turn … More
Politics of convenience vs politics of conscience
As the anniversary of the nation’s (or more correctly, Malaya’s) independence draws closer, I can’t help but think of our … More
Malaysian PM Muhyiddin’s Bersatu party formally gets 11 more MPs led by Senior Minister Azmin
KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia’s senior minister Azmin Ali announced on Saturday (Aug 22) that he and 10 other MPs will … More
Is Mahathir Trying To Kill Pakatan Harapan Or Perikatan Nasional?
Mahathir’s other concern is, once he steps down as Prime Minister, will Pakatan Harapan leave him alone? The only way Pakatan Harapan will continue to get support from the voters would be if they put Mahathir in jail for the many crimes he has committed. The most obvious of those crimes is the RM31.5 billion FOREX scandal, which both Lim Kit Siang and Anwar have said Mahathir is guilty of and should be jailed for.
Will PKR ever stop hitting the snooze button?
True that PKR, won the most number parliamentary seats — 47 — in GE14 compared to others in Pakatan Harapan but does this tell an accurate picture of PKR’s clout?
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Politics is for everyone’s benefit, not a select few, says Anwar
Politics should not be used as a basis to wield a grudge against anyone. It is to safeguard life and society. We must make Malaysia a beautiful country for everyone.
Malaysia’s ‘Malay-first but multiracial’ winning formula in politics faces test
Arguably, sticking to the Malay-led multiracial formula remains, for now, the best approach to governing Malaysia. However, politicians must not lose sight of the merit-based multicultural idealism upheld by many young Malaysians. The test will be whether Perikatan Nasional or Pakatan Harapan can secure victory through an alternative formula in the next election
Grab The Power First, Stupid! – Here’s Why Perikatan Nasional Succeeded But Pakatan Harapan Fails
If Mahathir Mohamad is a mole sent to break up the supposedly united and unbreakable Pakatan Harapan coalition, he has … More
Pakatan’s stalemate… how to move forward
The main objective should always be about moving forward the reform agenda and putting forth the needs of the many over the few. The main risk is that we will forever regress and the chance such as that in GE14 will never come up again.
The cockamamie idea of a prime minister for six months
DO DAP leaders like Anthony Loke ever listen to themselves when they talk about their cockamamie plans to cling to Dr … More
Is it the end of the road for Mahathir?
Malaysia’s grand old man is used to having his way. Everyone has seen how he can damage those who do not do what he wants. He was never aggressive, he did not raise his voice even though we know he would not back down. We are not sure what he will do but this is the chance to make a fresh start. It is time for Mahathir to support Anwar.
Malaysia: Permanent Ethnic Malay Polity
Malaysia, once seen as a multicultural nation, has been incrementally traveling down the path of monoculturalism. In 1957, Chinese comprised about 40 percent of the population. That has shrunk to about 23 percent today. Any ideas promoting a true multi-cultural Malaysia were politically resisted.
Behind the backdoor plot: Greed, betrayal and backstabbing
Sarajun Hoda Abdul Hassan wonder and puzzle as when he know about the leaked audio recording purpotedly a plot that … More
