Yasmin Ramlan
Don’t tarnish BN’s image, says Khairy on walkout
Opposition should protest against speaker during debates or using standing orders on Wednesday.
Government followed 14-day notice on speaker, says minister
Anthony Loke says the Dewan Rakyat's name was submitted on July 2.
Najib arrives at Dewan Rakyat, sits at the back of opposition bloc
Dressed in a black baju Melayu, the Pekan MP arrived at the Dewan Rakyat lobby at 9.40am with other Umno leaders.
Rafizi gives police statement on Rosmah’s jewellery
Former Pandan MP being investigated for criminal slander against wife of ex-prime minister.
Frozen accounts will not cripple Umno, Youth chief says
The grassroots will be more fired up to fight under pressure.
New government 'no angels', says Umno Youth in pledge to defend the people
Youth division will be watchdog and the voice of the people, says Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki.
Age, experience trump youth, fresh ideas for young Umno grassroots
81-year-old Ku Li offers the first two and a clean record to boot – a combination they believe will burnish the party’s tarnished image.
Khairy running for president not to spilt votes
His decision to contest is for the good of the party, clarifies aide to the Umno Youth chief.
Umno ends years of no-contest culture
Long list of contestants for June 30 elections a healthy sign for party trying to recover from devastating loss at GE14.
No need PAS or other races, says Umno Youth
This comes after Sarawak Barisan Nasional parties left to form a new pact.
Caution over Pakatan pledge to allow deferment of PTPTN loan repayments
Policy could make it difficult for future students to obtain loans, say borrowers.
Parliament passes controversial re-delineation report
129 MPs voted for it while 80 voted against the report, which is seen as unconstitutional.
BN gerrymandering to stay in power, says Azmin
Umno is employing all of its agencies, including the Election Commission, to ensure the coalition’s survival, says Selangor MB.
Fake news bill for Putrajaya to stifle critics, says Dr Mahathir
There are already laws that are sufficient, says Pakatan chairman.
Zahid moots RM3,500 starting salary for vocational grads
Deputy prime minister says foreigner workers earning that much and it’s more logical to hire locals.
