The Malaysian Insight
Najib should be worried as Jho Low signals willingness to talk
The Penang-born financier has reached out to the MACC through his lawyers, it may now be every man for himself.
Najib's branding guru resigns as Telekom CEO
More government-linked company chiefs expected to resign following BN’s defeat at GE14.
With Thomas as A-G, Najib can expect a tough but fair trial
New attorney-general will go after those responsible for 1MDB debacle and perpetrators should get ready for a rough ride.
RM22 billion to cancel ECRL
Govt will have to pay off suppliers, dismantling costs, the loan principal, interest charges and more, according to documents sighted by TMI.
The royals and some lessons from the A-G episode
Taking on a popular PM with a mandate to reform would not have been a prudent move.
Najib's right-hand man sitting on lucrative ECRL deal
Bustari Yusof was literally on the road to riches when it all fell apart for his benefactor in GE14.
Legal team walks out on Najib
Loss of top lawyers expected to have big impact on case of former PM facing charges related to money-laundering.
Daim's comments should give BNM governor sleepless nights
Council of Eminent Persons chairman’s words carry power, and an ominous warning.
To stop Thomas, critics willing to label him a pastor
Those against Thomas are once again playing the religious card, even without any proof.
Bandar Malaysia dead after rail project scrapped
197ha development now no longer attractive to foreign developers.
Govt and Malay rulers in standoff over choice of new A-G
Messages relayed from the palace call for a Malay-Muslim attorney-general.
When a sore loser blames others for his defeat
The Umno information chief’s attempt to play the race and religious card will not help the party’s rebuilding efforts.
Najib hires top US lawyers, including ex-AG, as 1MDB probe widens
American legal eagles expected in KL soon.
Bottling up that GE14 patriotism for the common good
The next 12 to 14 months will be a rocky road ahead but Malaysians should look at the big picture and make the necessary sacrifices for the common good.
Default costs stopping Malaysia from halting ECRL
Pulling out of the Kelantan to Port Klang rail link project is tricky business because the agreement for phase 1 is signed and the loan drawn down, say sources.
