
Arrivals and departures in ‘New Malaysia’
COMMENT | Once again, Najib has rallied the party faithful to his defence.

COMMENT | Once again, Najib has rallied the party faithful to his defence.

COMMENT | Umno is seriously divided and the revolt within the party is far from over.

COMMENT | At state level, there are equally important developments, largely off the national radar.

COMMENT | While there are many contenders, there are three main teams.

COMMENT | It can point to four key areas where it has fulfilled its campaign promises.

COMMENT | There are five different important interrelated developments happening.

COMMENT | Malaysians followed BN’s advice – ‘Make Malaysia great again’.

COMMENT | And expect clouds to remain long after the votes are counted.

COMMENT | We’re at the stage of the campaign where money is starting to go down in earnest.

COMMENT | The current PAS leadership cares little for victories on the west coast.

COMMENT | These three states are often overlooked because they didn’t seem to matter in the past.

COMMENT | Johor's polls will play a decisive role in determining who leads Umno, and by extension, M'sia.

COMMENT | Recent surveys show that a whopping 75 percent of youths are ‘not interested in politics’.

COMMENT | Undermining electoral integrity is not a sign of strength but weakness.

COMMENT | Harapan will hold the state but many seats will be closely fought.

COMMENT | Make no bones about it, the contests in Sarawak will be important.

COMMENT | Sabah will determine whether BN will win comfortably (or not).

COMMENT | Malaysiakini’s special election columnist kicks off her analyses on GE14.

COMMENT | Courtroom battleground remains crucial in shaping the final election outcome and its legality.

Image of a victory for racism, misogyny and anger.

There was a sense of resilience and courage.


