Despite a general election with a huge turnout and a decisive win, there’s still no clear picture of who will become Thailand’s next prime minister.

What happens in Sabah politics will follow the ebb and flow of national politics.

Thailand goes to the polls today with the world watching to see if the military will prevail or if the country will be led once again by a civilian.

Politicians are twisting and turning every which way as they attempt to change the status quo.

In politics, who is an enemy and who is a friend shifts depending on common interest.

The Sulu arbitration hanging over Sabah must be worked out to prevent another violent episode surging across the Sulu Sea.

The claim for payment, or even a ‘return’ of territory, by the self-styled heirs to the Sulu Sultanate persists like an unending nightmare.

The stars have been aligned for Umno president Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi since the beginning of the year but how long will this last?

IMAGINE this: Men in drag dancing to the Weather Girls’ hit, It’s Raining Men.

We might have a ‘unity government’ but we live in a politically divided Malaysia as some politicians seem to be emphatically against any sort of unity or power-sharing.

What weight should we give the ‘prophecy’ made by the leading Opposition figure?

DOES PAS president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang know something we don’t?