Asila Jalil
Asila is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Debate, reason key to attracting youth today, says Umno man
Shahril Hamdan thinks the best way to reform or advance the Malay cause is internally in the country’s largest Malay-based party.
Save Kuala Lumpur to take manifesto to Parliament
It is an attempt to get the MPs in Kuala Lumpur to demand what is acquired by law, says coalition chairman.
Internet clampdown threat shows Putrajaya is afraid, say Malaysians
Move to monitor cyperspace to control ‘reckless’ posts is a threat to freedom and a sign of fear, say social media users.
MCMC, Nuemera ordered to file defence in suit by PKR comms director
March 22 set for case management of civil suit filed over massive data breach.
Nazri-MCA spat threatens to undo work to regain Chinese vote
BN’s second largest component party is trying hard to emerge as ‘hero’ amid Umno minister’s attacks against HK-based tycoon.
What has happened to my son's case, asks distraught father
Police have yet to visit family of teen who died after being hit by chair flung from PPR flat two months ago.
Will Malaysia follow up yacht seizure with Jho Low’s arrest, says Muhyiddin
Will the authorities here, where all the problems have originated, finally be moved to take action, asks Bersatu president.
MCA no longer represents the Chinese, Wan Saiful agrees with Nazri
The new Bersatu member says the only party that matters in BN is Umno and the rest are irrelevant.
Muhyiddin questions RoS okay of Umno polls delay
Registrar should not breach party constitution, says Bersatu president.
Bersatu happy if Pakatan component members use its logo, says Muhyiddin
Opposition coalition has not decided on a single logo they will use for the elections.
High court quashes UM's conviction of 4 students
Students held placards during a 1MDB town hall meeting in 2016.
No political interference in GLCs, says Najib
The prime minister says the government only gives GLCs what they need to help and hopes they will return the favour ‘when the time comes’.
Former Umno MP can challenge Dewan Rakyat Speaker on RUU355, court rules
RUU355 seeks to amend the Syariah Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act 1965 to enhance punishments under shariah laws.
Pakatan Youth decries ‘acts of sabotage’ in RoS probe into Bersatu
Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman says there are parties intent on invalidating the formation of Pakatan Harapan.
Federal Court dismisses leave application to challenge EC redelineation in Malacca, Perak
Chief justice says constitution entrusts Dewan Rakyat as body that decides on limitation of constituencies.
