Anne Ng

Muhyiddin Yassin approved RM38.5 million renovations for Seri Perdana because he wanted to move into the prime minister’s official residence.

PH agreed to sign a deal with Ismail Sabri as the prime minister was ready to negotiate with them on political stability and transformation.

Muhyiddin Yassin’s warning that Perikatan Nasional (PN) will pull its support for Ismail Sabri Yaakob as prime minister if he includes those facing criminal...

Muhyiddin became the country’s shortest ruling prime minister after he officially tendered his resignation today.

Muhyiddin’s proposal described as “insincere”, a “bribe” and a “desperate” move to ensure his political survival.

Last-ditch offer to the opposition for bipartisan support ahead of impending confidence vote in Parliament.

Every opposition party and two independent MPs have expressed that they will not back Muhyiddin Yassin to continue on as prime minister.

Calls for a special Parliament session to be called as soon as possible, no later than August 9.

Several MPs across the political divide have taken to social media to demand Muhyiddin initiate an immediate vote of confidence in his govt.

Confident he still commands the support of a majority of MPs, therefore issue of him resigning does not arise.

Several vehicles ferrying members of the current PN cabinet members and supporters have been spotted entering Muhyiddin's housing area.

Opposition lawmakers never agreed to suspend Parliament if there were any positive Covid-19 cases.

Anwar Ibrahim claimed today that Muhyiddin has lost majority support in Parliament.