As voters prepare to choose a new state government, Negeri Sembilan's unprecedented royal dispute leaves a question the ballot box cannot answer. And if the BN-PN pact topples Pakatan Harapan just weeks after its Johor rout, the consequences could extend far beyond Seremban — perhaps even accelerating the road to GE16.
Lucas Law performs at Celebrating Music, Mentorship & Friendship at the Royal Selangor Visitor Centre on 26 July 2026. The young singer, who is on the autism spectrum, believes talent “shouldn't be hidden” and that opportunities to perform are an important part of learning and growth.
Mahathir, in alleging that Sultan handed over power to the British, glossed over the colonial administration elevating river mouth dwelling toll collectors in Malaya as territorial rulers recognised by the English crown!
Politics being numbers game remains increasingly less affected by the Malay vote bank, as Umno and Barisan Nasional (BN) live and fight another day, away from ethnic-based parties!
This time round, Anwar Ibrahim is in the shackles put in place by his own ‘unity government’ partners.
Having spent so many years being incarcerated...
There's no reason why former Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak, backed by 'siapa menang, kami sokong' (we support whoever wins) Sabah and Sarawak, cannot head list of candidates in Parliament for next premiership!
Participants at the peaceful Pulangkan Najib rally were all in one mind: Najib should never have been jailed as he was denied justice and his contributions to the nation benefitted all strata of society, particularly the youths in the universities
Thousands of youths and Najib Razak supporters of various ages and from all over the country gathered at the Wilayah Persekutuan Mosque this afternoon to urge the King to consider releasing former PM Najib Razak from imprisonment as they felt that he has not been given a fair trial
Barisan Nasional (BN) has managed to retain the Pelangai legislative assembly seat with better results
PELANGAI - Barisan Nasional was offered a slight reprieve in...
"At the end of the day, It's not the promises made, fear mongering or the hurling of accusations that will make a difference in GE15," says Romen Bose, but what matters most will be being able to deliver to the Rakyat.
I don't really like to interview politicians - they are so guarded when being interviewed. I like to make my own observations and share my thoughts and opinions - whether you agree or not, that's your choice. It is, after all, a democratic country and on Saturday, Malaysians will vote for their choice of government. As I will be doing in Lembah Pantai