Internal sabotage, incompetence, loss of respect – reasons PM humiliated during...
Like it or not, it seems the UAE has very little respect for our PM.
Dennis Ignatius: Ismail Sabri’s Dubai debacle
Whichever way you look at it, the debacle reflects poorly on Saifuddin Abdullah.
Dennis Ignatius: Not all seems well at Foreign Ministry over vacancies
Vacancies left unfilled for top positions in Malaysian missions abroad have raised questions over domestic happenings in the Foreign Ministry.
Freeze on toll hikes for 4 highways and how new cronies...
Instead of allowing ALR cronies to make profits, it is better for the Finance Ministry to take over as per PH's previous proposal.
Will tourists be ripped off by touts at our airports?
Touts are emboldened wherever the authorities are apathetic, and they operate with impunity by colluding with corrupt enforcement officers.
Dennis Ignatius: Who will be the next prime minister?
If we have to resign ourselves to UMNO returning to Putrajaya, it would be nice if Tok Mat was at the helm.
Dennis Ignatius: Johor and the rejection of Pakatan Harapan
PH must now take ownership of its own poor leadership, its muddled messaging and its unappealing platform and act quickly and decisively.
Opposition is game over without new leadership, unity, strategy, value propositions
Opposition has to offer a value proposition that is much superior, yet achievable, to the voters.
Stop all allegations and accusations and wait for the announcement
Uncertainty over the appointment of the new Johor MB.
Johor – far from a ‘landslide’ victory for BN
While on the surface it appears like voters in Johor have shifted their preferences back to BN, a closer look at the results will prove otherwise.
Did Johoreans really vote for BN? The figures don’t say so!
Baseless to say BN won the elections; all they won was a majority of split votes.
Why are radical religious authorities still harassing single mom Loh?
The Perlis religious authorities should not give a bad name to Islam.
Lee’s open political stance an indictment of Malaysians’ lost moral compass
Ordinary folks venerate Najib like a political saint.
