The Malaysian Insight
A government of frustrating firsts
Malaysians are regularly bombarded with nonsensical actions by the back-door Perikatan Nasional administration.
Lawyer wants police probe into kickback claims in 1MDB settlement
Investigation important to clear doubts on purported commissions received, says Haniff Khatri.
Ramasamy attacks Kedah MB over Tamil school’s land title
Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor offers 85-year-old school 3-year lease instead of assisting with land acquisition.
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Bersatu presses Umno on GE15 pact, say sources
3 Malay parties combined can win up to 162 seats, polls predicted as soon as emergency lifted.
Inquest verdict on fireman’s death ‘mind-boggling’, says former A-G
Tommy Thomas finds it puzzling that coroner managed to reach a conclusion while police could not.
Zakir Naik still here as Pakatan baulked at expulsion, says former A-G
Tommy Thomas wanted to eject Indian preacher but Dr Mahathir Mohamad preferred resettlement in a third country.
Tommy Thomas book spills secret of betrayal, ‘unity govt’ bid
Blames lies with Dr Mahathir Mohamad, PAS, Umno demand ouster of former A-G, Lim Guan Eng.
Optical shops, parks... how about restaurant hours?
After 10 months of acting first, planning later, govt still fishing in soup for eatery rules.
Muhyiddin to name Hisham as DPM
Move could anger instead of appease Umno after Machang MP withdraws support for Perikatan Nasional.
Bersatu’s virtual AGM set to remove chairman’s post, change voting system
3rd assembly seeks to amend constitution after Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s ouster, say sources.
Putrajaya forked out RM630 million as interest for axed gas pipeline projects
MoF Inc subsidiary borrows RM7.8 billion from China’s Exim Bank under ‘lopsided terms’ during BN era.
Saifuddin unaware of huge Jasa budget, say sources
Bersatu minister aware of propaganda unit’s revival, but not briefed on RM85.5 million allocation.
PM Dept gets RM4.47 billion BN-era budget for 2021
Bulk of funds for ‘special project’ at RM1 billion but details remain scant.
LIVE: Stamp-duty exemption for properties below RM500,000
Farmers, disabled and families to benefit from higher aid, incentives.
