The unofficial role of “racial firebrand” for Umno Youth chief
Umno Youth chief Dr Akmal Saleh’s cheap attempt to score political points by attempting to harass a hardware store
#SokongAnwar vs #TurunAnwar: A Nation at a Crossroads, Not a Crisis
by Darma Maniam
In recent days, Malaysia's digital sphere has witnessed a hashtag battle that captures the growing
What kind of deputy president should Izzah be for her father?
by R.Dineskumar
Nurul Izzah Anwar has been elected the PKR deputy president, further lending credence to the joke that
It’s good that the guidelines were scrapped. Still, it is infuriating that Jakim considered it in the first place
The controversial guidelines proposed by the government through the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) on Muslims’ participation in non-Muslim
Penang is still the right “market” for Muda. It just needs to step up its game
Nearly three years after being trounced in the 2023 state elections, Muda appears to be subdued - particularly in Penang.
Is DAP ready to give seats to MCA, MIC come GE16?
DAP has expressed its openness for Pakatan Harapan to work with Barisan Nasional for the next general election (GE16) which
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
