
PKR gung-ho on minimum 105 seats for Pakatan
At the launch of its Selangor election campaign machinery, party leaders are upbeat on closing in on a simple majority.



The former PM sings the golden oldie, ‘the defeat of Umno would be akin to the Malays losing power in their own country’.





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He will be contesting in the Pakatan-held Kota Raja parliament seat and Sri Andalas state seat.

As Khalid Abu Bakar has declined the offer by NGO WargaAman, it has called off plans to deliver the Indian dish to his house.

Sixty petty traders will be setting up stalls at Ambiga Sreenevasan's house to recoup losses incurred during the Bersih 3.0 rally.


UPDATED 7.18PM He senses BN is in a hurry as the economic outlook doesn't look rosy.

The division’s youth sec admits they were at the Merlimau protest but denied the attacks were part of the plan.



The party had unanimously rejected his decision but Abdul Hadi Awang says he will find suitable candidates to replace him.

The former S'gor PAS chief says the tie-up could address the threat of liberalism and problems concerning Muslim faith, Christianisation and LGBT movements.

New anti-Pakatan NGO Tibai claims that a Pakatan leader had flirted with a male university student and sought his nude photo.

The elevated highway may likely end up at residents' doorsteps or by their windows, says Pandan MP Ong Tee Keat.

State Umno liason chief Zainal Abidin Osman says this was the agreement when BN was formed and would continue to be respected.

Rahim Noor says Pakatan wanted to cause bloodshed during Bersih 3.0 as a backdoor method to gaining Putrajaya.

Penang Umno chief Zainal Abidin Osman hails Teng as a leader who has given Penang BN a new lease of life.

Billionaire Mark Zuckerberg informed the whole world he married his longtime sweetheart, where else but on his Facebook page.

Julau MP Joseph Salang says there will be attempts by certain quarters to use money to topple BN in the next general election.



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'There are a thousand ways to say ‘no'. A man his age could easily have made a dignified exit.'

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'Bersih 3.0 fatwa is skewed thinking, made for a political agenda. It is certainly not divine revelation.'

Kian Sit Har's presence at the rally earned the wrath of Malacca CM Mohd Ali as the 73-year-old is no ordinary MCA member.