I’ll be back in Parliament within months, says Anwar
De facto PKR leader will travel and meet global leaders before making a decision on which seat to contest.
Anwar meets Agong tonight to resolve A-G impasse
He has assured several rulers that the constitution and status of the Malay rulers has not changed.
It wasn’t just the Chinese who rejected MCA at GE14, says Wee
Deputy president says party undergoing soul searching in aftermath of the elections.
MCA’s sole GE14 survivor Wee says he was ‘lucky’
MCA deputy president talks about the ‘earthquake’ that upended Barisan Nasional’s 60-year grip on power at GE14.
Rejecting ethnic politics earned Pakatan more Borneo seats, forum told
By focusing on bread-and-butter issues, Najib and corruption, the opposition won 26 seats in Parliament in East Malaysia, says a political scientist.
Have patience, give Pakatan govt time, Malaysians told
Catholic priest says now is the time for ‘reconciliation, restoration and rejuvenation’.
Isa Samad resigned as SPAD chairman on Monday, says Loke
He took Shahrir Abdul Samad’s cue and did ‘the honourable thing’.
Govt to review salaries of chairmen of GLCs
This follows uproar online over Mavcom boss’ RM80,000 salary.
Rapid Transit System link will be built as planned, says Loke
Construction of link connecting Bukit Chagar, Johor, and Woodlands North, Singapore, scheduled to start next year.
Selangor loses appeal to challenge re-delineation
Appeals court rules that complaints of gerrymandering and malapportionment are not subject to a trial.
Single-race seats will be divisive, says graft watchdog
Proposed new boundaries are a divide and rule tactic, says group.
Stop debating re-delineation bill until court cases over, says Bersih 2.0
Penang and Selangor court challenges ongoing and it is wrong to pre-empt them, says Shahrul Aman Mohd Saari.
EC dismissed nearly all of Selangor voters' objections
A simple parliamentary majority of 112 seats could be achieve with just 33% of the vote, analysis of redrawn boundaries finds.
Court to decide on Selangor's redelineation challenge day after EC report tabled in Parliament
Date does not render court verdict academic; even what has passed into law can be challenged, says Ambiga.
