Opposition parties at odds
From being cordial allies, these two parties have descended to calling each other unprincipled.
Party polls poser
A crucial decision about one party’s internal elections could have an effect on when the next General Election will be held.
Battle over elections
No, the 15th General Election hasn’t been called. This is a war over when exactly it should be held. And it’s shaping up to be a real tooth-and-nail fight.
Down but not out?
FROM winning 13 Parliamentary seats in the 14th General Election in 2018, Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia, at the height of its power, increased its MPs to 32.
To hold or not to hold GE15?
“EVEN the Prime Minister doesn’t know when GE15 will be held,” is my favourite answer when asked about the timing of the 15th General Election.
A new direction in politics?
There’s a new political party that seems to be experimenting with multiracialism and female leadership.
A permanent twist in political trust
The latest revelations in Malaysia’s power games are pushing everyone’s buttons.
A jump too far?
The jury is out on whether Ampang MP Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin’s new political path will reset her political trajectory.
All set in stone?
The decision to delay Umno party polls after the general elections has sparked a debate between camps on whether GE15 would be called sooner than later.
Local power moves in Sabah
WITH the birth of Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS), Perikatan Nasional is unofficially dead in Sabah.
Holes in Sabah history
Sabah, which has been the subject of several territorial claims from foreign states, has a complicated origin history.
Big stakes in the ‘Big Tent’
Can the Opposition’s mega plan to wrest power in the next General Election work?
