Neil Khor

comment The best way to settle the problems in Perak is through fresh elections. It’s time to do the right thing, Zambry!

comment BN politicians and their reporters in the mainstream press must catch up with their electorate. The consequences of not doing so will cost them many future elections.

comment Three issues are coming to a head and each involves fundamental rights of Malaysians. The response is crucial, as it could well come back to haunt those in power in the next general election.

comment BN also has component parties who are responding to the change of mindset amongst the electorate. In urban centres, political parties that perform well are those that champion the civic territorial state.

Mahathir is doing what the Barisan Nasional and opposition are not able to: re-focus the national lens on economics and the well-being of the country.

news analysis If the ruling coalition chooses not to contest the upcoming by-election, there will be serious implications.

comment There is a hint of desperation when politicians try to divide Malaysians by suggesting that the Chinese are good at manipulating a divided Malay community.

comment There's more to the triple by-election results than meets the eye. Look closer, and it is clear that the wave of change continues to pound Malaysian shores.

analysis Contrary to popular belief, the odds against the opposition in the three by-elections are high despite the usual euphoria that nomination day promised.

comment The decision to bar Ali Rustam from running for Umno deputy president's post because he was found guilty of money politics is a mystery to many. Who is actually guilty?