Asila Jalil
Asila is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on Twitter.
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‘Chief architect’ of Putrajaya stands zero chance of winning seat
Civil servant votes will go to government of the day and Dr Mahathir Mohamad will lose if he’s to contest in Putrajaya.
Opposition PM must be able to resolve problems created by Najib, says Rafizi
Besides Anwar, only Dr Mahathir can take Malaysia out of crisis created by current government, says PKR vice-president.
Consensus over PM, DPM candidates shows Pakatan is a united force
PKR happy that top opposition leaders are setting aside personal feelings to focus on defeating BN-Umno.
Dr Mahathir thanks Anwar for accepting him
He says he also ‘owes’ PKR leader’s family for putting the past behind them to work with him.
PKR will follow Pakatan's lead, says Anwar
It will accept decisions by the leadership in spirit of cooperation, says PKR de facto leader.
Sarawak Pakatan calls for power to be returned to the states
The returning of power to the states is a form of revolution and reformation, says Chong Chien Jen.
Cap political contributions and make them public, says lawmaker
Reforms also needed for Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to be free to do its work, says PKR’s Sim Tze Tzin.
Dr Mahathir most suited to be interim PM, says Bersatu leader
He is the only one with 22 years experience governing the country under his belt, says Bersatu Ampang division chief.
Pakatan must name PM before GE14
There is no plan B, says Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin, and voters deserve to know who will take over from Najib Razak.
PAS talks must not come at Pakatan’s expense
Pakatan Harapan respects Islamist party’s decision to end ties with opposition pact, says Muhyiddin Yassin.
Police to study India’s request before arresting Zakir Naik
Deputy inspector-general of police says they have yet to receive the request and it has to go through due process.
Travellers none too pleased with airport tax hike
RM23 increase is no small sum, say working folk and students.
‘Cikgu Azizan’ case withdrawn
Senior assistant at a primary school in Nilai allegedly punished a boy for sniffing glue, bullying and assaulting other pupils.
Civil society wants opposition to be transparent about party finances
Opposition has been rebuffing proposals to make political parties publicly funded, says UM academic.
