Diyana Ibrahim
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Indians have power to decide outcome of GE14, says Dr Mahathir
I will safeguard welfare of Indian community if I become PM again, he pledges.
PKR wants to contest most seats in Selangor despite objections
It should get priority in Selangor as MB is from the party, says vice-president.
Malays won't be fooled in GE14, says Dr Mahathir
He says the Malays will be able to see through the government’s ploy to divide the people.
If you're not proud to be Malaysian, leave, says PM
Those who are ashamed of their Malaysian identity are unpatriotic and should live elsewhere, says Najib.
If not for Putrajaya, Kelantan can’t pay civil servants, says Najib
BN helping state government despite being under PAS leadership.
Rubbish, lack of jobs driving many Kelantanese to ditch PAS, straw poll shows
But those who work and live outside Kelantan have much sympathy for PAS may end up saving it at the polls.
MCA ready to face Pakatan, says Liow
The opposition is welcome to contest wherever they want, says party president.
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Missing activist confessed he was involved in Shia teachings, says Perlis mufti
Mohamad Asri Zainul Abidin also denies that he along with state religious authorities are involved in Amri Che Mat’s disappearance.
I do not know missing activist and his wife, says Shahidan
Umno minister refuses to comment on Nur Hayati’s claim that he and the Perlis mufti could have had a hand in her husband’s disappearance.
Dr Mahathir mocks Langkawi's luxury condos beyond fishermen's reach
Are the island’s fishermen, who make ‘pekasam’, going to want to live in such housing developments, asks the Bersatu chairman.
Hundreds get free ride with Umno Youth's petrol giveaway
Motorcyclists flock to Batu, home to the highest number of PPRs in the Federal Territory, to fill up tanks.
Dr Mahathir is Langkawi and Langkawi is Dr Mahathir
As prime minister, Dr Mahathir transformed the sleepy fishing village and put Langkawi on the map as an international tourist hub.
Kubang Pasu awaits the return of the doctor
Many people in the constituency remember Dr Mahathir’s time as their MP with fondness.
Will younger candidates pull in the youth vote?
Opposition parties are banking on new faces to pull in the youth votes at GE14 – a strategy which might work in urban areas, not rural, ones, says an analyst.
Dengkil rep plays down MB chances at GE14
Three Umno assemblymen are reckoned to be in the running as the next Selangor menteri besar should BN wrest back control of Malaysia’s richest state.
