Amin Iskandar
Amin is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow him on Twitter.
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I will appear in many areas before GE14, says Dr Mahathir
This includes Pekan in Pahang, Prime Minister Najib Razak’s parliamentary constituency.
Pakatan to take RoS to court over registration fiasco
Opposition coalition still waiting for news about its registration.
Nurul Izzah to replace Rafizi in Pandan in GE14
Fahmi Fadzil will step in for her in Lembah Pantai, say sources.
Parties try to woo overseas Malaysians for crucial votes
Don’t be disheartened by the past but be part of the solution to rebuild Malaysia, say opposition leaders.
Umno ‘two-faced’ for allowing Israelis to take part in UN forum
PAS to issue a formal protest against recent move to allow diplomats from Jewish state to attend World Urban Forum held in Kuala Lumpur.
Umno strongman draws youth with political ‘school’
Sungai Panjang assemblyman and Sungai Besar MP is touted as a possible Selangor MB should BN wrest back the richest state in the country.
Dr Mahathir saviour of the Reformasi movement, say activists
The Reformasi activists and former ISA detainees say he is keeping it alive by going against a rotten system.
BN will face fierce fight in Sabah, Johor and Kedah in GE14
BN won’t benefit much from three-cornered fights in the three states as local conditions favour the opposition.
Pakatan must state stand on NEP, other tough issues
UM don says opposition coalition must not shy away from stating its stand on four-decade-old affirmative action in manifesto.
Veterans invite Malaysians to join fight against religious, racial extremism
Retired servicemen’s group to launch Rakan Patriot to rally ordinary citizens for a more inclusive Malaysia.
How Reformasi shaped the destiny of a teenager
In 1998, the event that is to change Malaysian politics is also altering the future of an 18-year-old.
Dr Mahathir allowed foreign observers to monitor 1990 polls
Former prime minister’s decision prompted by sense of fair play as the opposition had repeatedly implied there would be cheating, says former Mafrel chairman.
Pakatan’s grip on Lembah Pantai looks shaky
BN going all out to wrest back seat from Nurul Izzah Anwar, including moving Umno members from other areas and relying on delineation exercise.
Rural support for Pakatan surges after Dr Mahathir named as PM
Malay voters cite experience as reason to back opposition chairman and former PM, survey shows.
Grassroots disagree with Umno-PAS cooperation, says Ku Li
Even as top leaders embrace, cooperation between the parties would fail without the support of grassroots members, says Umno veteran.
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