Ong Kian Ming

Only one good reason why delegates should vote for party leaders to leave.

Institutional change could be coalition's final chance to rebuild public trust.

Bersatu can act as 'spoiler' in some seats, which can help Harapan.

Be equal partners in planning, executing Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone.

Coalition may only be left with one federal seat if GE was held.

Personal reflections on how leaders are deployed across constituencies and roles.

If M'sia continues strategic 'balancing' act, it can emerge with economic interests enhanced.

Proactive trade deals, partnerships to counter impending tariffs.

Govt must offer targeted support for key industries to stem job losses.

Home Ministry must take responsibility and be accountable.

Focus needed on Putrajaya's foreign policy, diplomatic engagement with Washington.

Recent US presidential election may indirectly affect political thinking, governance in M'sia.

There are far too many details undisclosed in the selection of U Mobile.

The government should formulate measures to fully exploit the opportunities presented.

PM's overseas trips raise questions whether his foreign policy strategy is in M'sia's best interests.

Malaysia is in a strategic position to grow the domestic EV ecosystem.

Short, medium, and long-term suggestions on how to revive ROL.

Poor communication, inability to counter narratives among reasons govt lost.

Much for Putrajaya to table for a meaningful discussion with Beijing.

DAP candidate sees growth in support from almost all voter segments.

Govt must be clear and consistent on policy.

With right strategies and vision, govt candidate can emerge victorious.

Currently, many Harapan supporters are upset with govt’s lack of reforms.

It's not too late to save the economic narrative for this government.