The Last Days of Freedom?
It was deeply troubling to read last week that pensioner Abdullah Sani was convicted and fined RM2,000 (or one month’s …
Tag Archives: Pakatan Harapan
Mahathir: another desperate gambit
Dr Mahathir Mohammad has now come up with yet another harebrained scheme in his unrelenting quest to bring down the …
A prime minister for six months?
Do DAP leaders like Anthony Loke ever listen to themselves when they talk about their cockamamie plans to cling to Dr …
In Opposition, Pakatan also disappoints
When Pakatan Harapan (PH) lost power last February, there was much hope that they would quickly learn from their mistakes, …
Mahathir: more than meets the eye?
Kuala Lumpur is now a city awash in all sorts of meetings, press conferences and political manoeuvring. Plots are being …
Generational change of leadership is our best hope now
The “Sheraton Move” which saw the fall of Pakatan Harapan (PH) and the rise of Perikatan …
Malaysia: the price of treachery
Seeing the way state governments are falling to Perikatan Nasional (PN) and the way some former Pakatan Harapan (PH) politicians …
Mahathir & Anwar: too little, too late
To mark the second anniversary of that seminal event in Malaysian history – the May 9th elections that brought Pakatan …
Malaysia: adrift on the waters of uncertainty
[Part three of a three-part series on the current political situation in Malaysia] Years from now, historians might well come …
The Ketuanan Melayu agenda & the end of national unity
[Part One of a three-part series on the current political situation in Malaysia] May 9th will mark two years since …
