Muhyiddin set for ‘Bossku’ role as lightning rod for anti-govt dissent
If Muhyiddin – known as “Abah” (“father’’ in informal Malay) to his supporters – and his allies make gains, they would undermine confidence in PM Anwar’s…
Umno polls: Eight vying for three Vice-President posts
Two of them are incumbents Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin, who is also Higher Education Minister, and Padang Terap MP Datuk Seri Mahdzir Khalid.
Avoid acts that can cause public uneasiness: M’sia religious affairs minister
He said the procession, where youths were seen carrying fake swords and spears, was inappropriate and gives Islam and the country a bad image.
Malaysia’s PM Anwar cruises through Day One of Parliament
In the short run, he is firmly established as prime minister. The importance of his first day in Parliament as Malaysia’s leader will depend on how far his ambition reaches.
Malaysian premier Anwar sues ex-PM Muhyiddin over RM15 million payment claim
Excerpts of the speech made by the former prime minister were republished online, and garnered over 1.1 million views, 6,061 comments, more than 21,400 likes, more than 1,360…
Anwar set to win confidence vote, but two-thirds majority will be a close call
His government, which consists of three main coalitions and some smaller outfits, is set to pick the Speaker and Deputy Speakers of Parliament, before calling a confidence vote on…
Malaysia’s Parliament sits for first time under PM Anwar, elects Speaker from PKR
Commanding a two-thirds supermajority will allow Mr Anwar’s government to make sweeping changes to laws, including amending the Constitution and changing electoral rules.
Anwar asks diplomats to take fresh approach to woo foreign investments
The Prime Minister hoped they would help raise Malaysia's name to a higher level
Malaysia and China ready to move forward in relationship
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi made the remarks in a virtual meeting with Malaysian Foreign Minister Zambry Abdul Kadir who took up his post in early December.
Zahid: All aid to flood victims by previous govt to continue
Malaysia's DPM Zahid said the aid would only be given to registered and eligible flood victims.