Amin Iskandar
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Najib's US trip proves he is innocent of DoJ charges, says Umno MP
Najib would have been arrested in the US if he had indeed been guilty of kleptocracy, says Langkawi MP.
MAS’ decision to buy from Boeing, I was merely messenger, says Najib
National carrier had already decided to go with the American aircraft manufacturer in July last year, says prime minister.
Dr Mahathir also employed lobbyist for meeting with Bush, says Najib
Former prime minister paid lobbyist millions to set up meeting.
Can a Malay tsunami happen in GE14?
History and government cash handouts do not point to a wave fo Malay votes for the opposition, analysts say.
What’s the matter with PKR?
Root of current rifts did not start because of disagreements over PAS, but goes back to 2014 in Kajang.
Azmin chairs Selangor Pakatan's first meeting
Leaders of opposition coalition’s component parties discuss structure of leadership at state level.
Returning to a colour-blind Malaysia
A retired accountant recalls her childhood growing up with other races in Muar.
Pakatan's seat negotiations resolved, says Saifuddin
Coalition’s chief secretary says negotiations for 100 parliamentary seats done; PH prepared to face 3-cornered fights in GE14.
Najib a failure for claiming GST is vital, says Amanah leader
Admitting that the government will not function without GST shows Najib bad in financial management, says Khalid.
PKR did not censure me, says Rafizi
PKR veep refutes report that he was issued a written warning by party’s political bureau, says will address issue on Monday.
Two-thirds majority for BN more likely now, says political observer
Merdeka Centre director says PH’s rejection of PAS cooperation allows BN to regain majority by winning just another 15 federal seats.
Selangor PKR grassroots fear three-cornered fights with PAS
They say there is no way PH could win in certain seats if there are three-cornered fights.
PAS stays in Selangor govt, says Sallehin
PAS will remain in the state government to which it was elected along with PKR and DAP in the last general election.
William Leong to stay out of PKR political bureau
This is despite Pakatan having decided that it will not cooperate with PAS in the 14th general election.
Pakatan's rejection of PAS made after weighing pros and cons
PAS’ track record of betrayal and its increasingly close ties with Umno among the factors that helped the coalition to make final decision.
