PERSPECTIVE

Umno started the vicious enmity and successive prime ministers did nothing to help integrate the races but exacerbated the division. In the latest entry in...

If Bersatu cannot survive without a merger with UMNO, chances are Azmin’s party (if he decides to go solo) will be crushed and slaughtered too.

Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Anwar Ibrahim issued a rare joint statement recalling that momentous night and urging Malaysians “to rise again and return the people’s mandate to the rightful party.”

Recently, reporters have been banned and police reports lodged.

The no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin is unprecedented, whether or not it will be debated in Dewan Rakyat on May 18.

Comparing Umno MP Tajuddin to former chief judge of Malaya Zaharah – draw your own conclusions.

Government dissolving present 10 Parliamentary Select Committees and replacing them with one master Parliamentary Select Committee.

Calling Malaysian’s to support Aliran’s online petition calling for a two-week sitting.

How Najib would be cleared of 1MDB corruptions.

While the Dewan Rakyat speaker has the discretion to decide which item should go first on the parliamentary Order Paper, the motion of no confidence should be given priority by convention.

Incessant use of race, religion and the royalty to divide the nation.

Bernama recently reported that the Covid-19 pandemic has affected operators of more than 10,000 tour buses in the country.

Transport Minister Dr Wee Ka Siong said the government viewed the recent spate of accidents involving drunk drivers very seriously and is considering mandatory jail sentences.

Putting people first.

Bersatu is in confusion mode with its leaders seeming to have forgotten what the party stands for.