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Ku Li wants Umno supreme council to reject Muhyiddin, Bersatu immediately
Reject PM’s leadership before parliament convenes, says veteran party leader.
Winners and losers, one year on
Muhyiddin Yassin triumphs in difficult political year since ‘Sheraton move’ in 2020.
Muhyiddin still on top one year on
Political challenges fizzle out amid pandemic, enemies find little room to manoeuvre.
Umno’s Puad accuses Perikatan of not being up to mark
Govt repeating mistakes of Pakatan Harapan, says former deputy education minister.
Umno won’t forget Bersatu ‘backstab’ in Sabah, says Puad
Supreme Council member refuses to let his party be fooled twice.
Writing is on the wall for Muhyiddin, says Puad
Supreme Council member believes Umno to vote at general assembly in favouring dumping Bersatu.
Onus on PM to call for Parliament sitting, say analysts
Government’s ability to deal with different issues will be tested, they say.
More 3-cornered fights in GE15 likely, analysts say
Umno staying out of Perikatan in the next polls could see epic battles in Malay-majority seats with PAS, Bersatu.
Dr Mahathir can still play role in Pakatan, says Dzulkefly
Coalition can only win if parties align, says Amanah strategist.
Don’t let politicians push you around, Dzulkefly tells Noor Hisham
Former minister worries cabinet ignoring science, sidelining health D-G in rewriting Covid-19 protocols.
Emergency serves political, not health aims, says Dzulkefly
Existing laws 'sufficient' to empower govt to enforce rules to stop coronavirus spread.
Putrajaya’s complacency worsened 3rd wave, claims Dzulkefly
Politicians returning from Sabah elections, MySejahtera shortcomings among MoH failures.
Immigration tells gay applicant to repent, rejects travel permit
Dept’s rules murky for those seeking to leave Malaysia amid Covid-19-imposed restrictions.
Speed up reforms or get left behind, think-tank tells govt
Asean rivals snipping at heels, Malaysia falling in major indexes.
Think-tank cuts GDP growth estimate to 4% due to MCO
Global stabilisation, vaccinations could raise expansion to 6%, says Socio-Economic Research Centre.
