PERSPECTIVE

PATRIOT says it disagrees with Bersatu Malaysia Youth wing’s (Armada) stand on abolishing vernacular schools.

While Anwar can afford to lose every single seat to be contested by PKR in Sabah, ergo the demand for 14 seats, Shafie must win big.

The Veveonah 24-hour “tree-top girl” episode has provided a rare glimpse of the shambolic governance of the kakistocratic Muhyiddin government.

Deputy ministers who abuse their powers to intimidate the rakyat, spread fake news and call citizens liars.

DAP organising secretary Loke Siew Fook is the favourite to succeed Lim Guan Eng as secretary-general at the party’s next CEC elections.

PAS is trying to strengthen its Malay-Muslim support by playing up issues on alcohol and sex segregation in cinemas, said analysts.

MPs who spread misleading information should be referred to the parliamentary rights and privileges committee.

Nik Muhammad Zawawi's claim that the Bible was “distorted” could cost PN and allied local parties votes in the state election due to their refusal to criticise him, according to observers.

Seat allocation process in an election has never been easy - politicians need to compromise and consolidate or risk severe infighting that can lead to break-ups.

Anwar has no idea how powerful the 91 MPs in his coalition.

The question of financial accountability.

The ongoing discussion about associate membership for non-Malays should serve as yet another reminder of the injustice and discrimination that non-Malays continue to face.

It’s not an exaggeration to suggest that Muhyiddin has almost given up on his own party as he is being cornered by a gam of UMNO sharks.

Despite several active politicians recently appointed to head government-linked companies (GLCs), Abu Kassim Mohamed said he prefers a leadership in GLCs that is free from politics.

The coming months under Perikatan Nasional will be uncomfortable for non-Muslims despite the coalition’s official assurance it is a government for all Malaysians.