Norman Goh

INTERVIEW | Bersatu's new recruit says his 'sacrifice' of joining politics is to help seek glory for the country. 

MCA president reiterates party's intention to contest in Wangsa Maju, which was loaned to Umno in GE13.

Chang Lih Kang will take on Ka Chuan's seat as part of his ‘duty’ to expand PKR’s reach.

Preacher comes up with a religious twist to International Women's Day. 

EXCLUSIVE | Coalition promises term limits, devolution and a clear separation of powers.

EXCLUSIVE | Coalition's 100-day goals will target Felda settlers, graduates, housewives and the B40.

Prominent academician announces his exit from the think-tank Ideas to undertake a 'risk'.

Those taking offence don’t understand the cost of flight tickets, says Oscar Ling.

SPECIAL REPORT | It covers the Titiwangsa mountain range and includes five marginal seats.

It may be too risky to field one of Hadi's top lieutenants in Temerloh.

Selaku tokoh utama PAS, mungkin terlalu berisiko untuknya mempertahankan Temerloh pada PRU depan.

Bagaimanapun, bekas MB Perak itu enggan sah atau nafi pertukaran kerusi DUN itu.

Short-lived Perak MB’s star is no longer on the rise, which may warrant new pastures.

UPDATED 1.20PM | Finance Minister II says his cabinet colleagues were wrongly quoted. 

The last major clash was between then DAP chairperson Chen Man Hin and MCA president Lee San Choon.

One China expert says perhaps Umno delegation meant to speak at one of the smaller meetings on the side.

The Seputeh MP clarifies that she was never opposed to the ban, only its hasty implementation.

Takiyuddin Hassan says his party is firm in its decision to not work with BN or Harapan.

This comes after an informal meeting today between the council's president and 10 non-Muslim councillors. 

Barring opposition goes against the 1963 agreement that S'wak wants upheld, he says.

The former PM will speak on the coalition's manifesto for the state, in Kuching, this Sunday. 

Victims of the tahfiz school fire laid to rest at the Raudhatul Sakinah cemetery.

Party lieutenants want their general to fight alongside them.

Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail and Dr Siti Hasmah Mohd Ali, both doctors who found themselves plunged into the world of politics, lead some 1,000 people at the "Women Against Toxic Politics" rally.