
Yoursay: Lessons of old M’sia – trust no politicians
YOURSAY | What Dr M and Anwar are doing is befriending enemies to serve their own ends.

YOURSAY | What Dr M and Anwar are doing is befriending enemies to serve their own ends.

He claims they had met with Dr M with their overture, but Bersatu is aware of Umno's tricks.

The PM says the gov't will help the Malays move up, but they must be prepared to deliver.

Don’t blame gov’t or other races for your economic problems, PM says.

INTERVIEW | Mahathir, however, says he is still an Umno man at heart.

YOURSAY | ‘Foreigners buying property in M’sia and getting PR are two separate matters.’

INTERVIEW | The PM takes a swipe at the Johor MB on letting foreigners buy Forest City units.

COMMENT | Yes they can, if they work hard and work smart.

It will emphasise the inculcation of noble values based on Islam, says Mahathir.

KBN CONGRESS | Dr M promises the bumi agency will get all necessary help from the ministry.

UPDATED 2.20PM | KBN CONGRESS | 'There is no use shouting ketuanan Melayu if we are the kuli.'

This raises eyebrows because Dr Mahathir Mohamad's son is a director in Petron's parent company.

YOURSAY | ‘PM’s stance is bad for investor confidence and the country's credibility.’

YOURSAY | I thought this was 'New Malaysia'. I guess you can't teach an old dog new tricks.

YOURSAY | ‘Use the report for public consultation and elicit extensive debates.’

Anwar also said he aims to get into Parliament through a by-election in October.

Terence Gomez also calls on Harapan leaders in state GLCs to declare how much they earn.

COMMENT | Why call on those abroad to come home, when have plenty of talent here?

Sudah berdekad beliau bersama Mahathir dan nampaknya akan kekal begitu, melangkaui jangka hayat Majlis Penasihat Kerajaan.

COMMENT | Saying no involves lots of prior intellectual honesty and consistency.

INTERVIEW | Mahathir reiterates that as PM, he has final say on gov’t decisions.

In a press conference with Chinese premier, PM says he hopes they will understand problems faced by M'sia.

Premier Li says he hope to see greater balance in trade, while Dr M says the visit has been fruitful.

One should not land in debt by borrowing more than what one can pay, says the PM.