Liew Chin Tong

MP SPEAKS | The priority should be to expand railways to cater for freight and passengers.

MP SPEAKS | Is Rahman Dahlan having a ‘let them eat cake’ moment asking motorists to ‘wake up earlier’?

Budget 2016 is unmistakably a budget essentially ‘of Najib, by Najib and for Najib’.

MP SPEAKS | His being silenced through brute force of MP majority reveals BN’s fears.

MP SPEAKS | The voters are waiting for something transformative from the quakes shattering the country…

MCA president Liow Tiong Lai told the Johor MCA annual general meeting yesterday that Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak had agreed to “return” the seat of Gelang Patah to MCA, and that MCA is ready to unseat Lim Kit Siang.

MP SPEAKS | Part 2 looks at its huge impact on realigning Malaysia’s political spectrum.

MP SPEAKS | Here are the oft-cited cliches against the new coalition, and why they are wrong.

MP SPEAKS | From the decline of left-wing ideology to the emergence of political Islam.

MP SPEAKS One can expect that now they are politically awakened and inspired.

MP SPEAKS This is unless the trust deficit of the Najib gov’t is not addressed.

MP SPEAKS We badly need new and able finance minister, not to say PM.

MP SPEAKS Also, meek MCA should be shy Umno Johor stood up on RM2.6b issue.

MP SPEAKS Umno owes a duty to Malaysians to remove Najib from office.

FREE MP SPEAKS The act paved the way for Umno’s dramatic decline.

FREE Should we have more politics at local level? I say 'yes'. Here's why.

FREE MP SPEAKS There is an urgent need for restructuring the M’sian economy.

FREE MP SPEAKS Realignment of forces may be the next on the cards.

FREE MP SPEAKS This is a must if the 11th Malaysia Plan is to succeed.

FREE Him saying GST cuts tax rates is vintage Ahmad Maslan.

MP SPEAKS The crisis in both Umno and PAS may see rise of new leaders.

MP SPEAKS We must see through the grand design and defeat the plot.

MP SPEAKS A DAP MP says this is the real story behind the Kelantan hudud move.

Fifty years ago, on March 1, 1965 Tunku Abdul Rahman’s Alliance government ‘temporarily’ suspended all local elections ostensibly as a part of the response to the Konfrontasi launched by the Sukarno-led Indonesian government. The Tunku also did promise a return to normalcy once the hostility ends.