... is for good grace and love to permeate for a brighter future.

It’s all tricky territory for our new PM, but with his cards played right, the future could be bright.

Salary slashes and cash cuts – they may be academic, but it’s at least a start.

IT’S infinitely unnerving when politicians rely on a combination of race and religious issues to garner support.

A new Prime Minister naturally brings new hope, but the goal remains the same – taking the nation back to the top.

Start with what is right rather than what is acceptable.

WITH barely a week to go before Malaysians hit the polls, the preliminary assessment is that the results will likely not be conclusive.

NO doubt, they are the big names in Umno, with positions at national, state and division levels, too.

WHY do we need two or three Deputy Prime Ministers? Aren’t we drowning with Ministers, Deputies and Special Envoys who barely make a ripple in the already bloated Cabinet?

Strap yourselves in because GE15 will be far from smooth sailing.

POLITICS has become the mainstay of the media ahead of the general election, but there were two important announcements made by the Sultan of Selangor, towards which most politicians would conveniently cast a blind eye.

THE 15th General Election, which must be held by Sept 16 next year, has become the most difficult one to predict. Currently, its date is just a stab in the dark.