Chan Kok Leong
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See you all on October 14, Pakatan leaders make final push for rally
Opposition drums up support for kleptocracy finale at Padang Timur, Petaling Jaya, on Saturday.
Pakatan can win multi-cornered fights at GE14, says Muhyiddin
Opposition coalition tries to swim against tide of history following PAS’ announcement it will play spoiler at next elections.
PAS in deep trouble, say dons
They say PAS is getting more and more similar Umno and only it had fared well in coalitions in past elections.
Multi-cornered fights could wipe out opposition, say dons
All BN has to do in order to win is to divide voters.
Malaysia sees drop in judicial independence score
However, nation’s overall ranking in Economic Freedom of the World Report sees 7-spot jump to 65.
Ahead of Budget 2018, Najib offers RM3 billion election goodies
Analysts expect Najib Razak to table an ‘election budget’ on October 27 with GE14 expected any time soon.
Money was for debate centres, says Syed Saddiq
BERSATU Youth (Armada) chief Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman went off script when he dropped a bombshell yesterday that he had...
They threatened my family, says Syed Saddiq
THREATS to his family was the last straw for Bersatu Youth (Armada) chief Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman that prompted him to...
Final straw was threats to my family, says Armada chief
‘Secret’ would destroy family of Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman.
Script all prepared, says Syed Saddiq of RM5 million offer
Armada chief claims figures close to the prime minister dangled scholarship and debate school carrots.
DAP to re-elect CEC on November 12
This is after the Registrar of Societies had declared the party’s 2013 CEC re-election invalid.
Empower people through legal reform, says human rights lawyer
Syahredzan Johan says all laws restricting the freedom of speech, expression and association need to be reviewed.
Eradicate corruption to end Malaysia’s problems, says Ambiga
Wipe out graft, which has become ingrained in Malaysian culture, and you will have solved 90% of the country’s problems, says Bersih chairman.
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Young voters feel Malaysia on the wrong track, survey reveals
Cost of living, financial considerations main drivers of bleak outlook among youth, pollster finds.
BN has to do more to win back Chinese youth
Survey finds that Chinese youth are the most dissatisfied with the government’s performance.
