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The agreement comes after months of negotiations.

Yes, but that is not Harapan's only problem.


Something must be done to fix our broken political system.

Is the PM sincere about reforms?

The Malaysian political system clearly cannot continue as is.

How effective and stable will a replacement to the current govt be?

PM could make it till GE15 or be replaced by a member of his cabinet, but an opposition leader is unlikely to take over.

The party's move will only make Muhyiddin's govt officially a minority one.


Let's examine what it will take for parties to unite and if this will bring about a new stable govt.

There's no quick fix for narrow-based policymaking, favouritism, power abuse and election-induced infighting.

Let's look at the palace's choices of forming a unity govt or reaching a Confidence and Supply Agreement.

Both political elites and public need to consider their choices rationally and remove pipe-dreams from the menu.


'History is a bad motorist. It rarely signals its intentions when it is taking a turn.'



Three options for Umno to plot its course in Perak, for the next general election, and beyond.

Because what happens in Parliament is bigger than the opposition leader's quest for power.



Political leaders must not be like gamblers and act as if they have no tomorrow.