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There is also its ultimatum to PAS to choose between PN and Muafakat, he notes.

Muhyiddin’s intention to replace the speaker and his deputy could face resistance from MPs and as a result, his standing as PM will be hurt, says Kadir.

The Bersatu supreme council member says it would be a major mistake if Zulqarnain tries to hide the hornet nests because ‘many people already know about them’.

Kadir Jasin asks if Umno is preparing to topple Muhyiddin.

Veteran journo says the one-day May 18 sitting of Parliament is set to be an infamous day in the history of Malaysian democracy.

He also says the audio shows that no decision for the party to leave Harapan was finalised during the meeting.

CORONAVIRUS | Authorities will no longer have any excuse not to act on VIPs breaching the MCO.

Tiong King Sing points out that foreign vessels also violated Malaysia's territory during Harapan's time.

Mahathir made this clear to Bersatu on Sunday, says the supreme council member.

'History is always a good guide. It may be useful to rescreen the drama of 1997/98 plus the unseen cuts and to read the original script.'

This is in response to the Umno MP reciting a poem outside court claiming he is a 'victim of tyranny'.

This follows a report that the Indian government has urged importers to boycott Malaysian palm oil.

COMMENT | Stop quarrelling, stop degrading your dignity and stop being slaves to bankrupt politicians.

Lawyer says agency subverted law while Bersatu supreme council members question effect in releasing recordings.

Johari takes veteran journalist to task and tells him to respond to arguments in an intellectual manner.

'If Anwar had learned anything from the past, I believe he should rein in his impatient supporters.'

LETTER | The actions of Bersatu’s leadership are a central factor for the continued erosion of public support.

UPDATED 3.06PM | 'The reforms would safeguard country under any gov't, ensure another 1MDB wouldn't be established.'

UPDATED 2.33PM | The minister says he took Kadir Jasin's comments positively and will meet with the PM's media advisor tomorrow.

He believes the matter has more to do with Umno's current internal problems.

Newspapers will only remain relevant if they are still bought and read by people, says veteran journalist.