Politics

Opinions
What does Umno really want?

This is not to say that Zahid wasn’t elected democratically as the president but so that Umno would not forever be the “sick man” of PN.
By Jamari Mohtar

4 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Light at the end of a tunnel: A year after PN took over

It’s no mean feat to achieve this as Muhyiddin took over with unprecedented circumstances of major issues occurring together at the same time (health, economy, politics) which was never faced before by all previous PMs.
By Jamari Mohtar

4 years ago
Opinions
Fight Corruption Now to Unite Malaysians

EMIR Research's 4Q 2020 poll results showed that addressing governance-related issues could be a unifying element across the social divides given consistent and overwhelming agreement from a significant majority of respondents.
By Ameen Kamal

4 years ago
Economy and Finance
Strong political will needed to ensure stimulus measures succeed

Effective execution and monitoring also vital for the measures to succeed.
By Sofea Azahar

4 years ago
Opinions
The Emergency: Questioning its legitimacy

What's under consideration is whether the nature of the application of judicial review will be politicised, leading to its 'politicisation'.
By Jason Loh

4 years ago
Domestic Policy
Is the state of Emergency justifiable at the end of the day?

One relates to the public health situation that’s fast deteriorating; the other applies to the current fluid and ever-changing political environment.
By Jason Loh

4 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
The dilemma of politics, pandemic and economy in the US and Malaysia

Many analysts are of the opinion Umno is up to stir instability in the country by either forcing a snap election or a change in government without an election amid the country facing a spike...
By Jamari Mohtar and Amanda Yeo

4 years ago
Opinions
The anatomy of politicking with “organs” of instability

Or could the game plan include a second phase or a sequel of ensuring Anwar won't be the prime minister so as to be consistent with the stance of "no Anwar, no DAP.
By Jamari Mohtar

4 years ago
Opinions
Politicians bringing the country down into the abyss?

Only time will tell if the third wave of Covid-19 will morph into a fourth due to a snap election, or if the economy will collapse because of the never-ending politicking.
By Jamari Mohtar

5 years ago
Opinions
Reflection: Sabah’s experience in unprecedented 2020

Hopefully, the budget surplus will be put to good use by the state government to uplift the social and economic development of Sabah.
By Amanda Yeo

5 years ago

This is not to say that Zahid wasn’t elected democratically as the president but so that Umno would not forever be the “sick man” of PN.

It’s no mean feat to achieve this as Muhyiddin took over with unprecedented circumstances of major issues occurring together at the same time (health, economy, politics) which was never faced before by all previous PMs.

EMIR Research's 4Q 2020 poll results showed that addressing governance-related issues could be a unifying element across the social divides given consistent and overwhelming agreement from a significant majority of respondents.

Effective execution and monitoring also vital for the measures to succeed.

What's under consideration is whether the nature of the application of judicial review will be politicised, leading to its 'politicisation'.

One relates to the public health situation that’s fast deteriorating; the other applies to the current fluid and ever-changing political environment.

Many analysts are of the opinion Umno is up to stir instability in the country by either forcing a snap election or a change in government without an election amid the country facing a spike...

Or could the game plan include a second phase or a sequel of ensuring Anwar won't be the prime minister so as to be consistent with the stance of "no Anwar, no DAP.

Only time will tell if the third wave of Covid-19 will morph into a fourth due to a snap election, or if the economy will collapse because of the never-ending politicking.

Hopefully, the budget surplus will be put to good use by the state government to uplift the social and economic development of Sabah.