Amanah leaders should abandon Johor unity govt push by now. It is getting embarrassing
Amanah has been stirring the pot in recent months, causing needless headaches for Pakatan Harapan.
Earlier in August, the party’
No matter what PAS does, it can never win over non-Malay voters
PAS is trying to win over the minds and hearts of non-Malays and non-Muslims.
The Islamist party, in its 70th
Are our politicians sincere with their pro-Palestine advocacy?
The government recently organised a Palestinian Liberation Rally at the Axiata Area in Bukit Jalil on August 3, with 12,
Gerakan wouldn't dare to leave PN despite contempt over PAS’ extreme politics
It has been a rough couple of weeks for Gerakan.
Party president Dominic Lau defended Chinese vernacular schools that received
Should “irrelevant” MCA and MIC be given posts in the Madani cabinet?
MCA and MIC are unhappy about being sidelined in the Madani government, and their leaders have been making their grouses
As UMNO folks keep backing PN, PH needs to rethink GE16 collab plans with BN
UMNO folks have done it again - they voted for Perikatan Nasional, this time around in the Sungai Bakap by-election
(NEWS) No issue with govt announcing allocations during by-elections, says Ahmad Maslan
NIBONG TEBAL: It is not an offence for ministers to organise programmes or announce allocations in constituencies that are having
(NEWS) Ex-teacher Joohari Ariffin is PH’s candidate for Sg Bakap by-election
NIBONG TEBAL: Former teacher Haji Joohari Ariffin has been announced as the Pakatan Harapan’s candidate from PKR for the
Ex-Bersatu 7 must brace unavoidable by-elections following defections
Bersatu has sacked its six MPs and a Selangor assemblyman who betrayed the party by declaring support for the federal
Sungai Bakap by-election: a personal battle for Anwar
Sungai Bakap state constituency will be having a by-election soon, following the death of Perikatan Nasional (PN) assemblyman Nor Zamri
