Chan Kok Leong
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EU ambassadors have a right to hear our side of the story, says Dr Mahathir
Pakatan also took opportunity to ask ambassadors about EU’s actions against palm oil.
Pakatan forms special committee to handle Selangor seat talks
Misunderstanding over division of constituencies will now be cleared up, says Dr Mahathir.
Pakatan is no BN and I’m no Najib, says Dr Mahathir
#UndiRosak campaigners want to stop young people from voting, says opposition leader.
Rights activist Sarajun Hoda released on police bail
Aliran member was arrested for allegedly hurting the religious feelings of others under Section 298 of the Penal Code and Section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act.
Activist arrested for allegedly hurting religious feelings
Aliran’s Sarajun Hoda has been arrested at his home around 7pm and has been taken to the Dang Wangi district police headquarters.
An Ayer Hitam win means 10 more for Pakatan in Johor, says Liew
The Kluang MP says Ayer Hitam is a BN and MCA stronghold but it is not impenetrable.
Cancer diagnosis was like a bolt of lightning, says Kit Siang
DAP veteran discounted quitting politics as there was a chance of bringing change to the country.
Kit Siang returns and warns against handing Najib, BN victory in GE14
The Gelang Patah MP says Malaysians can kiss GE15 and subsequent elections goodbye if BN regains two-thirds parliamentary majority.
Is Malay tsunami a reality or pipe dream?
DAP’s political education director is convinced that rising cost of living and the 1MDB scandal will swing the Malay votes from BN to the opposition.
Pakatan targets MCA seats in pre-GE14 offensive
DAP will launch its ‘100 days before GE14’ campaign in two MCA-held seats – Ayer Hitam and Bentong – this weekend.
Pakatan manifesto will help Felda settlers, Indians, says Bersatu strategist
Opposition coalition hopes to unveil manifesto before Chinese New Year.
What Hadi is counting on for PAS to be kingmaker at GE14
Islamist party’s confidence that it can grab three states lies in winning over Umno swing voters.
Hardcore PAS supporters defy logic, confident of GE14 victory
Islamic party to contest in 170 seats after spurning BN and Pakatan Harapan, forcing three-cornered fights at the next elections.
Bersatu to contest 18 seats in Johor
Of the 18 state seats, 16 are held by Umno, with the remaining 2 under MIC control.
BN can’t take rural vote for granted as base shrinks
BR1M recipients, elderly voters, lower income and education groups remain pro-government, UM don’s survey shows.
