The long, twilight struggle between DAP and PAS over the future of hudud law in Malaysia is slowly coming to its inevitable conclusion: PAS is winning.
That is the only reasonable conclusion to be drawn from the latest news. The …
06
Aug
Economists Say Big Money Will Leave Malaysia if BN Loses GE13
The date for GE13 hasn’t even been set but it seems Wall St has already voted.
Why Tommy Thomas Failed to Make a Convincing Case on the Anwar Acquittal
Tommy Thomas -- a respected barrister known for taking high-profile cases, and for advocating Pakatan Rakyat at every opportunity -- leveraged his place as a lawyer to undermine the judiciary.
Analysis: Najib’s Transformation Plans Continue
His accomplishments to date suggest it would be a bad idea to doubt him.
Disconnected Anwar is Disappearing into the Darkness
Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is lost in space.
Then, Now and Looking Ahead: The Economy Continues to Grow
Since April 3, 2009, when Datuk Seri Najib Razak took over as Prime Minister of Malaysia, there has been one issue at the forefront of the agenda – our economy.
Anwar’s Final Act Showing Signs of Early Fizzle
Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's story will not merely be a cautionary tale, but a footnote as well.
06
Aug
This Sunday the world celebrates Earth Day. It’s a global event, which sees activities taking place by people of all ages and backgrounds in the hope of raising awareness about the fragility of our planet.
And when so many voices …
Slightly over 14 per cent of Kedah’s population is Chinese. They may want an answer to the same questions Tan Sri Koh Tsu Koon is asking of his DAP counterparts: “DAP always emphasise on democracy and the need for judicial …
06
Aug
While Hasan Ali continues his Embarrass Pakatan Tour 2012, protesting his “unjust” sacking from PAS, the government of Selangor announced his replacements in a surprising reshuffle of the executive council portfolios.
PAS’ Sijangkang assemblyman Dr Ahmad Yunus Hairi was sworn …
06
Aug
It is a measure of how little Pakatan Rakyat accomplished at its national convention that even its friendly press couldn’t muster enthusiasm for Alor Setar.
The glaring lack of policy recommendations left some of its best online allies wondering what …
