PERSPECTIVE

They are equally bad for the country in their respective ways.

The PN government’s crackdown on dissent is due to its precarious hold on power, which reveals the coalition’s insecurities.

Why PN Succeeded but PH Fails

Dr Mahathir today said that he will not work with Muhyiddin Yassin again.

The best scenario is for Anwar to become the PM and Mahathir’s son, Mukhriz, as deputy PM with the bonus of Mahathir as Mentor Minister thrown in.

At long last, Ismail Sabri announced that meetings, seminars, courses and training can now be conducted.

There is less “noise” about Malay rights, upholding Islam and other racial and religious issues now that Umno and PAS are part of the federal government.

The real enemies are Muhyiddin, Najib, Azmin Ali and gang in Perikatan Nasional.

GLCs should cut the hefty salaries of their top bosses, said former finance minister Daim Zainuddin, especially at a time when spending is down and layoffs are ongoing in the private sector.

Mahathir and Anwar reportedly have agreed to a tag-team combo that will see the former returns as the prime minister for the third time while Anwar is to become his deputy.

Peninsular Malaysia remains relatively undiscovered by large number of foreign tourists because there are no daily intercity tours.

It is unfair for the Perikatan Nasional government to give plum appointments to MPs, as the country grapples with unemployment.

As long as bad examples are the norms on our roads, the 3Es will have little effect.

The government communications team failed badly to explain the actual situation to the people and build on the goodwill that brought it to power.

Mahathir and Anwar uniting is a long shot to be sure, but it might be the only shot left for PH.