PERSPECTIVE

DAP national legal bureau chief Ramkarpal Singh said Dr Mahathir's stance that party-hopping by politicians is acceptable if done for good reasons is “regrettable”.

Syed Husin today delivered his most stinging criticism yet against Dr Mahathir.

The country’s debt is so massive that not even Mahathir knows how to fix it.

The GST regime will only work well in a developed country where the disparity of income is not wide and the nation shares a single culture and common education system.

Two economists and a former minister have backed a think tank’s call for Putrajaya to reintroduce the abolished GST ahead of Budget 2020.

An Umno Youth exco member today suggested BN component parties support its former chairperson Najib to be re-elected to the post.

The past months have witnessed public displays of anger, frustration and disappointment over the play of religion on politics, said DAP lawmaker Charles Santiago.

Malaysians must not be cutting off their noses to spite their faces.

It is understandable that one would want to “kiss up” to his or her boss for political survival, but like everything else, there are limits.

The procrastination by the PH government over the recognition of the UEC is fast turning into Malaysia’s comedy of errors.

P Ramasamy has taken Syed Saddiq to task over his comments on Syed Husin.

Most Malaysians would expect a realistic budget that will give more priority to the poor.

Umno and PAS have been accused of trying to gain political mileage by claiming that Tommy Thomas had interfered in the Adib inquest and calling for his resignation.

Mohamad Ezam Mohd Nor has urged Dr Mahathir, whom he described as a “false reformist”, to stop misleading the people.

Lim Kit Siang said that Najib would have made Malaysia the Venezuela of South-east Asia and the “Sick Man of Asia” if the government was not changed in the last election.