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Waytha Moorthy faces Penal Code or Sedition Act investigations, says IGP
Minister will give statement to Bukit Aman at 7pm.
Former A-G Apandi offers free legal aid to anti-ICERD protesters
I believe in rally’s cause, says top lawyer.
MIC sheds national ambitions in bid to be ‘village champs’
New party chief sees not being in government as blessing in disguise as it gives time to rebuild grassroots trust.
Pakatan risks losing more Malay support over temple issue
A recent survey shows the coalition has only 17% of the community's approval.
Malaysians are lazy and expect handouts, says Dr Mahathir
Poorer neighbours with more hardworking people will soon overtake Malaysia in the economy stakes, says PM.
Some ministers ‘afraid of media, senior civil servants’
As leaders, politicians should meet and be friendly to everyone, says prime minister.
After 7 months of Pakatan, civil service ‘rejuvenated’
Putrajaya aims to become an Asian Tiger again and end culture of political patronage, says PM.
No political reason behind ICERD U-turn, says Dr Mahathir
PM rejects claims that government backed down on ratifying the UN convention due to fear of losing the support of the Malays.
Fear of losing Malay support pushed Putrajaya to cancel ICERD
Pakatan only has 17% of the Malay vote according to a survey by Ilham Centre.
Can't run away from Malay and Islamic issues, Anwar says
The Port Dickson MP says New Malaysia will continue to uphold Malays and Islam
Vice squad tarnishing Islam, say Muslim leaders
Badar squad operating in Sg Petani going against the religion as its members ‘prey’ on Muslim couples suspected of close proximity.
Once-hopeful Johoreans frustrated with slow pace of change
Some say Pakatan will last no more than a term in Johor if the menteri besar is not replaced soon.
What happened to your promises, Felda settlers ask Putrajaya
They see no sign of Pakatan's promises half a year after the coalition wrested power.
Streram is the best bet for Rantau, says Rafizi
Outgoing PKR vice-president says Rembau PKR deputy chief is the most qualified and deserving due to his service to the people there.
PKR urged to review party polls that failed to uphold democracy
Outgoing deputy PKR Youth chief says it's not just the voting mechanism but the entire election process that needs work.
