Politics Malaysia
Off your TV now if you don’t like to see Anwar represent ‘us’ on global stage: Nurul Izzah
Nurul Izzah defends Anwar’s global stance; PM rebuts racism claims, highlights welfare gains and poverty reduction under Unity Government. Off your tv lah!
DAP Votes to Stay in Unity Government in Boost for Anwar
DAP delegates vote overwhelmingly to remain in Unity Government, securing stability in Anwar’s coalition until end of parliamentary term.
New: Sangeet Kaur Deo Wants DAP to Reconsider Alliance with Anwar
DAP’s Sangeet Kaur Deo urges party to reassess ties with Anwar Ibrahim, accusing him of weakening PH while empowering Umno.
Brothers Now Face Off in Melaka Election: Akmal Saleh and brother contest in rival parties
Two brothers contest rival parties in Melaka election, pledging family unity despite political rivalry that grips the state’s campaign spotlight.
Penang’s Indian Seats Still Secure Despite PH Setbacks
Analysts say DAP can retain Penang’s Indian-majority seats despite PH’s setbacks, but reforms must accelerate to sustain community trust.
Syed Saddiq Reveals Big RM2.58 Billion Tabung Haji Losses
Syed Saddiq exposes Tabung Haji’s RM2.58 billion losses from failed investments, with Al-Rawda Real Estates recording the largest hit.
Anwar bends on pressure claims DAP man who wants ‘resignations’ from Madani
DAP delegates to decide Sunday whether ministers stay or resign, a vote that could reshape coalition stability and reform strategy.
Anwar: Reform Agenda Already Underway, More to Come Now
Anwar defends reform record, citing key laws and initiatives, stressing gradual progress under Unity Government despite ongoing criticism.
New: Can PAS work with MCA-MIC in pushing for their gambling ban?
PAS gambling ban proposal sparks clash as MCA rebuffs DAP’s Chong, insisting remarks reflect beliefs not automatic national policy.
Rodziah Now DEMANDS Clarity Over Frozen Constituency Funds
Ampang MP Rodziah demands clarity and apology over frozen constituency funds, stressing allocations are public trust, not political bargaining tools.