Chan Kok Leong
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Pakatan is PAS' downfall in Terengganu
While the opposition pact cannot capture the state, it will play spoiler in three-cornered fights, says UTM politics lecturer.
Malay ripples felt at Dr Mahathir events, says academic
The professor from UTM says there are noticeable signs that indicate a ‘Malay tsunami’ is possible.
Malaysian equity in hands of more foreigners than locals for the first time since 1969
This points to a breakdown in the affirmative action policies as there are only two Bumiputera-owned companies on the list of top 50 companies in the country, says academic.
Voters asked to pick stability or hope at GE14
The next elections offer BN’s Najib-Zahid pairing or the opposition’s Dr Mahathir-Dr Wan Azizah – all veterans and no chance to pick fresh faces.
Major breakthrough for ‘fractious’ Pakatan
Opposition presents a united front for GE14 by settling thorny issues of who are its PM, DPM and seat negotiations.
Dr Mahathir thanks Anwar for accepting him
He says he also ‘owes’ PKR leader’s family for putting the past behind them to work with him.
Amanah key ingredient in Pakatan seat negotiations, says Dr Mahathir
Finalising seats was not easy but Amanah helped to ensure successful negotiations, says Bersatu chairman.
PKR will follow Pakatan's lead, says Anwar
It will accept decisions by the leadership in spirit of cooperation, says PKR de facto leader.
Cap political contributions and make them public, says lawmaker
Reforms also needed for Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to be free to do its work, says PKR’s Sim Tze Tzin.
What 'Mahafiraun' brings to the opposition
Former foes of Dr Mahathir Mohamad have put the past behind them and are united to take on BN at the next elections.
2018 will be a year about elections at national and party level
Several parties, including Umno, will hold internal polls after Malaysian cast their ballots in GE14.
It's Malay custom to apologise, says Dr Mahathir
Former PM says whether he has done wrong or not is a different matter, and what’s important is to be humble.
Dr Mahathir eyeing 3 possible seats in GE14
Former PM says he is told that he has a good chance of winning in Langkawi, Kubang Pasu and Putrajaya.
Pakatan's first order of business is to strengthen ringgit, says Dr Mahathir
A Pakatan Harapan government will ensure more transparent financial management, prioritise job creation, and quickly punish the corrupt, says chairman.
I'm sorry for past wrongs, says Dr Mahathir
Former PM says he, like everybody else, sometimes does wrong.
