
'Resources crucial to avoid becoming lame-duck party'
Party deputy president Azmin Ali tells the Women and Youth wings that in strategising political war, two mandatory elements are perception and resources.




'No. I can't answer,' says the former TI-M head when asked if he was made a senator before sworn in as a minister.

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The PKR Youth chief says there must be no repeat of appointment letters being issued for candidates in GE13.







Instead of ensuring public safety and tackling crime, he is coming down hard on Pakatan leaders and activists, says Lim Kit Siang.


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An example is the Boundary Commission of the UK, which conducts redelineation every five years, says Azmin Ali.

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He says the dialogue he proposes with BN does not include any discussion to form a unity government.

There is 'no shred of evidence' to substantiate international media reports of fraud in GE13, says the newly-minted minister.


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The magistrate has rejected the application by the police for a seven-day remand for the trio.



His advice to the PM is to take into account the 52 percent who rejected the BN; the nation can't do without reconciliation.





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Rafizi slams Wan Ahmad Wan Omar for brushing off claims of electoral fraud instead of taking them seriously.




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Rafizi says 424 votes were issued in stream two in Balik Pulau, but there were 562 votes in the ballot box.



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'The big bully the small. The rich rob the poor. It is survival of the fittest, the richest, the most well-connected.'

Cardiff City would be the second EPL team to float shares in the past year, after Manchester United listed on the NYSE.

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'He's even worse than reported in the media. How did he get to be a judge? How many cases had he ‘mis-judged'?'

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'The rats are out. What they say is fine but what others say is not. What a one-sided Malaysia. What more do you want?'



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'Adam Adli's case will probably point to the direction that Malaysia will be taking in the near future.'

Annie Ooi invited chuckles when she showed a bag of supplies, in case she needed to spend the night in the lock-up.
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'If these arrests are a signal to rattle me, I'm telling you now that I'm not afraid as long as the rakyat are with me.'

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In Part 2, he talks about his loss in GE13 and what he hopes will be the future role of Hindraf he claims to represent.

Catholic prelate Paul Tan describes the latest Sedition Act crackdown as ‘an eerie reminder' of Operation Lalang in 1987.