Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s party behaving and taking on worse aspects of the oldest Malay-based party.

Letting off Marzuki Yahya in fake degree scandal a throwback to BN days of less transparency, accountability.

Kindergarten teacher Indira Gandhi has said she doesn't want to change the faith of her daughter Prasana Diksa, she just wants to see the girl she last saw as a toddler nine years ago.

Former PM now ‘king of trolls’ as he goes on the offensive ahead of corruption trial.

Barisan Nasional will likely keep the parliamentary seat at the polls tomorrow.

PM has the unenviable task of making good on Pakatan's election pledge while persuading Sabah and Sarawak not to expect to have all their demands met.

It's easy to make a mountain out of something even more minute than a molehill, to incite hate and provoke trouble.

Politicians from both side of the divide should not humiliate these communities by dangling carrots they don’t intend to honour every time an election comes along.

The government will be wise to not extend the tenures of those who were part of the old guard if it truly wants reforms.

Malaysians want to see Najib in the dock as soon as possible.

Splinter party has a ways to go in convincing Malaysians it is substantially different from Umno.

Those who voted for change on May 9 have the best opportunity to keep new govt accountable, and they must.

Pakatan Harapan leaders should not play the racial and religious card even if they are desperate to remain in power.

Though it's easy to pooh-pooh Rafizi Ramli's statements, there is a risk of dismissing a valuable message.

Pakatan Harapan should stop obsessing with getting greater numbers and concentrate on doing what it can with the support it has now.

Umno deserters are just looking out for themselves. 

The former ruling party has been steadily bleeding since its GE14 loss.

Is the Umno No. 1 still in control, or will he, like his former boss Najib Razak, be forced to step down?

Dr Mahathir treads thin line between bolstering up his party and losing the support of the people. 

Why are Pakatan Harapan leaders cosying up to rogues and businessmen from the BN era? 

It is uncertain what else it has achieved, but the supporters' use of the Guy Fawkes mask must have had the man rolling over in his grave.

It is the only way for the former ruling party to gain mroe support right now.

Pakatan must think twice about accepting the help of PAS and Umno MPs in Parliament.

Ibrahim Ali and his ilk should be more concerned with corruption committed by those of the same faith than play the race game.

More attractive public transport will make cities more liveable.