PERSPECTIVE

Najib and Zahid waging a desperate legal, political and publicity battle for survival.

Johor and the federal government are simply using the Pulau Batu Puteh issue to settle old scores with Mahathir.

Will Penny Wong be able to be Foreign Minister of Malaysia if she had not emigrated to Australia and given up her Malaysian citizenship for Australian nationality in 2001?

A result of “ketuanan Melayu” policy, corruption and nepotism.

The abolishment of the mandatory death penalty is a positive step that should lead to the ultimate abolishment of the death penalty.

To great men of the past, the Malay spirit was about integrity, honour and selfless public service.

Instead of bragging how the cash handout will benefit four million families, the PM should instead apologise that four million households need help.

Implementing ELV policy would be stupid as it could mean wiping off more than RM100 billion in vehicles’ value.

Why Lee Lam Thye quit politics on the eve of the 1990 general election will continue to remain a mystery.

Ministers, like all other politicians are here to serve the rakyat and help make the country better in terms of infrastructure, FDIs and the overall well-being of all Malaysians.

The invitation to wine and dine with the King has led to speculation that a royal pardon is already on the table for Najib.

Malaysia is fortunate to have a head of state who is vociferous in condemning the scourge of corruption.

Having been a staunch Pakatan Harapan supporter all these days, I must admit, I am now pretty disillusioned and greatly upset over the recent turn of events.

The KL Magistrate’s court sentenced 10 men to a fine of RM1,000 each for failing to explain how RM3.14 million from a victim of a Macau scam went into their bank accounts.

Najib could go to jail and Zahid likely to be convicted.