Chan Kok Leong
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Stop delaying GE15, Zahid tells Muhyiddin
Umno president says Bersatu, when forming Perikatan government last March, agreed to call for polls by March this year.
Umno aims for super majority to reinforce shariah law, says Zahid
Recent judicial decisions have threatened the position of the Islamic court, he says.
Not too late to turn back, Zahid tells PAS
He said in spite of being in the Muafakat pact, Islamist party changed political stance after joining Perikatan.
No Anwar, DAP or Bersatu for GE15, says Zahid
Umno to stick with Supreme Council decision, contest under Barisan Nasional banner.
Perikatan ‘most unstable government in the world’, says Ahmad Maslan
Umno sec-gen says the leadership is constantly checking how many MPs remain on its side.
Is PAS friend or foe, asks Asyraf Wajdi
The Umno Youth chief says the Islamist party must make clear its stance on working with Bersatu before GE15.
Time to review PAS-Umno relationship, says Puteri delegate
The Gua Musang delegate accuses PAS of working with Umno's enemies.
Uncertainty, weak performance forced Perikatan to delay Undi18, analysts say
They say young voters, perceived to be anti-establishment, is trouble Muhyiddin would rather do without.
Grassroots want loyal leaders in GE15, says Najib
Former Umno president hints that leaders not toeing the party line should be dropped.
Perikatan delayed Undi18 because it could lose, says Najib
Former PM says government’s decision is ‘disappointing’.
Only president’s men allowed to speak at Umno AGM, says Annuar
Ex-party sec-gen accuses Zahid of silencing his opponents.
Umno must reject hypocrites, Youth chief says
Aysraf questions Perikatan’s pledge to bring about change, delay of high-profile prosecution cases.
Umno will not give up its seats to save others
Senior leader says they will belong to the party ‘then, now and forever’.
PAS must decide whether future lies with BN or Perikatan, says Mat Hasan
Umno leader hopes Islamist partner will make the 'more advantageous' choice for itself.
Biggest Malay party meant to lead, not follow, says Umno no. 2
Party will be a mere follower as long as it remains in Perikatan, says Mat Hasan.
