ISSUES

Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin will be prime minister tomorrow, and this looks to be a done deal unless the King changes his mind.

A non-partisan government could be “dictatorial”, says electoral watchdog Bersih 2.0 as it calls for fresh polls to be held in view of the current political crisis plaguing country.

In a statement yesterday, Maszlee said Attorney-General Tommy Thomas was wrong to withdraw the cases and that he should toe the government's line on LTTE being a terrorist group.

The home minister should review the gazette on terrorist groups as required by law.

The question of who will succeed Wan Azizah as Deputy Prime Minister.

The government is studying amending the penalty for motorists found guilty for driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs.

Lawmakers who have yet to declare their assets to the Dewan Rakyat Speaker could face a higher fine for not doing so.

The judicial system has improved since Pakatan Harapan won federal power.

Lawyers for Liberty has demanded the Singapore government withdraw its threat of criminal proceedings against M Ravi who is acting on behalf of two Malaysians on death row .

Mujahid wants govt to ban Sajat from social media.

His identity card says he’s a man and biologically he is a man, says Mujahid.

IGP urged to stop playing mediator.

Human rights group Lawyers for Liberty (LFL) has called on the Attorney-General's Chambers to review the case of a disabled man who was jailed for attempting suicide.

Malaysia must end the subtle attempts by Islamic groups to convert students at schools and varsities.

Siti has given the government 48 hours to release the report to the public.