
Absence of check and balance necessitates change before GE15, says Anwar
EXCLUSIVE | The Harapan leader, however, stresses that he will not compromise on principles for the sake of numbers.

EXCLUSIVE | The Harapan leader, however, stresses that he will not compromise on principles for the sake of numbers.


COMMENT | It cannot restore hope until it addresses concerns beyond the conflict of two men and their loyalists.

Malaysiakini looks at who has been given what and where and who got the biggest share.


UPDATED 5.30PM | PARLIAMENT | Muhyiddin will go down in history as a PM who was appointed with the slimmest majority.

The disciplinary board is urged to investigate and act against those who engineered the supreme council meet.

CORONAVIRUS | The couple was previously informed by the Immigration Dept in April that their request to return is rejected until the MCO lifts.


I can't support the motion and I believe the people want to give Muhyiddin a chance, says Perak MB Ahmad Faizal Azumu.


Azalina believes the government should continue its predecessor's good work.

Strength at grassroots level should determine allocation of positions, says Tajuddin Abdul Rahman.

CORONAVIRUS | Here are the best of your submissions to our call out for photos depicting your life under MCO.


She points out that the PN government took power within the bounds of the constitution.

He can still be PM if he rejoins Umno, says Umno supreme council member Tajuddin Abdul Rahman.

CORONAVIRUS | 'Dr M's diagnostic approach is good but when it comes to dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic, it is all about speed.'

CORONAVIRUS | Veteran politician wants Malaysians to draw lessons from the lockdown experience.

CORONAVIRUS | In Malaysia, the limiting of daily press briefings to only national agencies stands out.

Some people have lost their direction, which should be the 15GE and not about joining the government, says Tajuddin Abdul Rahman.

There were challenges at the early stage of lockdown such as Covid-19 testing, registration of residents and people becoming aggressive, deputy FT minister says.

The industry, once hailed as 'innovative', is plagued by labour rights issues.

'It is not DAP, but the smoke is coming from people around them.'