Chan Kok Leong
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Putrajaya pledges to protect whistle-blowers
Prime minister wants Malaysians to keep Pakatan Harapan government in check and report graft.
Ending death penalty for drug offences a priority, says MP
Kasthuriraani Patto says it is difficult to end the death penalty in Malaysia as many want it maintained.
Economy resilient to global shocks, says Dr Mahathir
Trade war between US and China will not shake Malaysia, says prime minister.
Irwan’s last dance
Former Treasury secretary-general rose from a poor family in Kelantan to one of the highest-paid civil servants under the BN administration.
The deafening silence of Pakatan's lawmakers
Nothing was louder than their reluctance to challenge Najib Razak as he held court in the Dewan Rakyat today.
Mustapa Mohamad keeping seat, undecided on new party
Jeli MP tells colleague he has not made up his mind on whether to join Pakatan.
Economic review just an extension of BN policies, says Najib
His administration was already working on it during his time, says former prime minister.
I returned RM2 billion and still got charged with graft, says Najib
Former PM expresses shock over slew of charges in relation to 1MDB.
EC to review GE14 re-delineation exercise
There are glaring differences in voter numbers between seats, says Azhar Azizan Harun.
EC chairman wants activist-academic as deputy
Azhar Azizan Harun is looking to recruit from both academia and the civil service.
A strong government needs a good opposition, says Dr Mahathir
Use the new openness to keep the government in check, advises the prime minister.
Umno is gone, says Dr Mahathir
There is no hope for the party with 'blind-loyalists' defending crooked leaders, says former Umno chief.
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Yet again, PM says Anwar will replace him
But I have a track record for picking successors poorly, Dr Mahathir jokes.
Khashoggi killing cruel, can't be condoned, says Dr Mahathir
We don't murder people we don't like, says PM.
