Norman Goh

S'WAK POLLS | But God spared him, and he became CM, Wong Soon Koh says.

UPDATED 12.35PM | 50 MPs from Pakatan Harapan and PAS hand memo to Bukit Aman but refused meeting with IGP.

He is being made an example of, as warning on leaking of classified information, it says.

INTERVIEW | Retired PKR veteran Syed Husin Ali contemplates the current political turmoil since his departure from politics.

INTERVIEW | Despite life and its critical parts tangled up with leftist ideology, the scholar-writer-politician thinks the label can be a distraction.

However, features editor Zulkifli Sulong tells a forum, his superior Jahabar Sadiq rejected them.

Current scenario shows chief minister’s momentum is weakening, says DAP's Liew Chin Tong.

INTERVIEW | Liew Chin Tong discusses the different ways Save Malaysia can work their way to a Najib ouster.

DAP's Liew Chin Tong believes it is more about searching for a new formula.

The contest is now mainly between pro- and anti-Najib forces, says Kluang lawmaker.

Civil society leaders have mixed feelings on possibility of him working with Opposition.

UPDATED 1.06PM | It is up to Muhyiddin to decide if he wants to contest for the party president post, says Mahathir.

UPDATED 1.19PM | Ex-premier Mahathir says PM must sue if what is claimed is untrue.

UPDATED 6.58PM | They refuse to comment on the matter.

The potential impact - should Muhyiddin make this leap of faith - should not be underestimated.

UPDATED 3.42PM | Ex-premier says no more options left.

UPDATED 3PM | Ex-PM says this in response to the challenge by an NGO to declare his assets.

UPDATED 3PM | While M'sia may not be as dictatorial as North Korea, it is moving in that direction, he says.

UPDATED 5.15PM | The minister asks critics to stop politicising the donation by the Chinese envoy.

UPDATED 6.28PM | Constitution says a bill will automatically become law 30 days after it is shown to the Agong.

UPDATED 6.30PM | This is their Lunar New Year hope, after being ‘haunted’ for months by the red shirts’ rally.

ANALYSIS | Many are grateful, but some are troubled a foreign power is involving itself in local matters.

It is rerouting the high-tension cable project, bypassing a densely populated village in Rawang.