Zulkifli Sulong
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PAS wants talks with BN on marriage law amendments before Senate sitting
We want to protect Islam’s right as the national religions, says Nasrudin.
What is Putrajaya waiting for, ask Pakatan leaders
1MDB scandal should have been treated as a criminal case from the start, says former Balik Pulau MP.
Lies about 1MDB costing Umno grassroots' support
A shocking 80% of party members in Langkawi are disenchanted with the Umno president.
One works to save country, one to save kleptocrat, says Mukhriz
Bersatu deputy president points out the one critical difference between his party and Umno.
Swapping blue for red, Langkawi rallies behind Dr Mahathir
Island folk welcome their hero back with open arms.
No one knew Najib would be a 'Jekyll and Hyde', says Mukhriz
Former Kedah menteri besar shares with TMI why he turned on the man he initially supported to replace Abdullah Ahmad Badawi as PM back in 2008.
Money squeeze in Putrajaya being felt in Malay heartland
Many in Terengganu are having to take on second and third jobs just to make ends meet as the government cuts back on aid.
PH leadership ball now in PKR political bureau's court
Former opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim has given the green light when met by Amanah leaders in court yesterday.
Those were the days...when Hadi believed fighting Umno would make PAS men martyrs
Years of bitter electoral contests make PAS grassroots members suspicious of collaborating with Umno.
PH may lose Bersatu if leadership dispute not resolved
The thorny issue of Anwar Ibrahim being named as prime minister should the opposition win GE14 driving a wedge between Bersatu and its allies.
Rising living costs hurting more in Malaysia's richest state
Selangor Islamic Religious Council (Mais) says in its Friday sermon that this is due to rising costs of living and mass retrenchments in the private sector.
Leadership dispute delays Pakatan Harapan's registration
A dispute over the naming of Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail as PH chairman is the main reason for the delay in registering PH as a formal coalition.
Ugly incidents at the mosque mar Ramadan
The actions of two groups in Selangor and Penang give Islam and its teachings an ugly image, say Muslim leaders.
Oozing with confidence, PAS believes can rule Terengganu again
In-fighting among Umno warlords and the failure of any other opposition party to make inroads in Terengganu makes the conservative state ripe for the taking.
PAS grassroots still stunned over decision to split with PKR
PAS members know that to win elections, the Islamist party can’t go it alone.
