The Malaysian Insight
What's the real issue in Shah Alam Stadium wrangle?
Najib Razak’s promise to bring the Red Giants home set to be a carrot much dangled in BN’s GE14 campaign.
BAM president Norza to contest Bandar Tun Razak under seat swap plan
MCA will be contesting in Gelang Patah and Wangsa Maju, seats that Umno contested in during 2013’s general election, in return.
Whistleblower jailed but NFC loss goes unpunished
Only a few scrawny cows remain after RM250 million poured into project to that supposed ensure national food security.
Misquoted? More like Hadi thinking aloud
PAS president’s volte-face over 2-cabinet proposal has exposed him for the featherweight thinker and strategist he is.
Under PAS, would Malaysia run along racial, religious lines?
The party’s president Abdul Hadi Awang has proposed a system of governance that indicates so.
Will the truth be fake news soon?
Who has the final say on whether reports on issues such as 1MDB, the Felda land transfer and MACC arrests are truly and truthfully legitimate?
How BR1M recipients spend their cash
First tranche of money is deposited into bank accounts from today with many saying the aid will go towards basic necessities.
The unanswered questions behind Felda’s Jalan Semarak deal
The return of the prime piece of land to the federal agency does not spell an end to the saga.
MCA to get back Gelang Patah, Wangsa Maju from Umno
BN candidates lost in three MCA ‘traditional’ seats, including Kuanta, which the Chinese-based component party wants to contest in GE14.
Anthony Loke not running away, will defend Seremban
More Malay voters change the parliamentary constituency into a mixed seat but DAP remains undaunted.
The delusional politics of PAS
There is a better chance of Malaysia lifting the World Cup in Qatar than the Islamist party winning 40 seats in GE14 as its president predicts.
Selangor has cut PAS allocations, confirms party
However, PAS info chief’s removal from MPSJ yet to be confirmed, as council has not been notified of matter.
Wanted: the truth why Dr Mahathir blocked from visiting Anwar
Prisons Department seems to be practising double standards when it comes to who can visit jailed opposition leader.
Let Dr Mahathir lead again, he’s a changed man
Malaysians adopting a more reconciliatory stance towards former prime minister who ran the country for 22 years.
Food prices shoot up during monsoon
Survey in 4 states shows fresh produce cost more at wet markets but stable at supermarkets at peak of the rainy season.
