100 Days: Optimistic but cautious


Photos: Bernama/The Star/Media in Arms

POLITICAL stability, people-friendly measures, good governance and high foreign investors’ confidence – these are some of the issues raised by the Members of Parliament from both sides of the political divide when asked about the unity government’s record in its 100 days office.

The interviews are part of a special report by Media in Arms, a media collaboration comprising Chinese newspaper Sin Chew Daily, Malay daily Sinar Harian, local news broadcaster Astro Awani, Tamil newspaper Malaysia Nanban and English language daily The Star.

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