Sharon Tan
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Kit Siang wants cabinet to cancel Najib's 'shameful' US visit
How can PM visit White House when he has been called a kleptocrat linked to 1MDB scandal, asks DAP veteran.
Popular Zambry is Pakatan's no. 1 problem in Perak
Barisan Nasional’s slim majority is cold comfort to Pakatan Harapan, who is in dire need of a strong Malay candidate to challenge the hardworking menteri besar.
Deny us land rights and we'll ditch BN, say Perak Orang Asli
Almost 20,000 who joined Sabah-based Upko to aid in ruling pact’s campaign, but their votes aren’t guaranteed.
China investments put Malaysia at risk, warn MP, economist
High dependence on Chinese funds makes Malaysia vulnerable to being indebted to economically dominant China, says Nurul Izzah,
Pakatan will scrap multi-billion-ringgit rail projects, says Dr Mahathir
Some projects will cost nation 50 years to repay while others are deemed ‘unnecessary’.
White House visit just a PR coup for Najib, say analysts
Prime minister’s image might be improved with meeting Donald Trump but US president won’t help make 1MDB issue go away.
PAS no kingmaker in GE14, says Husam
Amanah veep says Islamist party will only act as a ‘suicide bomber’ in 3-cornered fights.
Forget unprincipled parties, Amanah tells allies
Perak party chief’s comments in apparent reference to some in PKR seeking pact with PAS.
Zahid pledges lifelong loyalty to Najib
Even though Larut is a ‘fixed deposit’ for BN, members must not be complacent, says DPM.
Parents with school-going kids feel the pinch, survey finds
Parents report spending 10% extra on their children’s clothing and school expenses.
60% of those polled disagree with PM's handling of economy
Only 41% are supportive of BN’s economic direction, Invoke survey finds.
Hadi should not condone violence, say civil society leaders
PAS president’s logic questioned after he justified violence at Nothing to Hide 2.0 forum on Sunday.
Haul up other big names in Felda, says anti-graft group
MACC move to arrest former Felda chairman lauded.
Veteran politicians dismayed but not surprised by forum violence
What is shocking is that the violence was aimed at a 92-year-old man, says a former assemblyman.
Govt-linked firms well run but too much power in PM
Author on Malaysian economy and politics says too much political and economic power concentrated in Prime Minister’s Office.
