Umno and PAS tie-up shows how potent the Malay vote is and what the future trend is.

Barisan Nasional will likely keep the parliamentary seat at the polls tomorrow.

It's easy to make a mountain out of something even more minute than a molehill, to incite hate and provoke trouble.

Those who voted for change on May 9 have the best opportunity to keep new govt accountable, and they must.

Pakatan Harapan should stop obsessing with getting greater numbers and concentrate on doing what it can with the support it has now.

It is uncertain what else it has achieved, but the supporters' use of the Guy Fawkes mask must have had the man rolling over in his grave.

It is the only way for the former ruling party to gain mroe support right now.

Abdul Hadi Awang and Ahmad Zahid Hamidi ever ready to thwart nation’s attempt at cohesion and unity.

Dr Mahathir has cause to be concerned over his cabinet, the members of which need to understand that their job is to fix problems, not scheme to stay in power.

Malaysian cabbies are like the old BN government – out of touch and out of time.

Royals who used to cosy up to the BN administration better wake up to the new realities post-GE14.

If Education Minister Maszlee Malik insists on keeping his post at IIUM, then Pakatan is not much different from Barisan.

His attention is surely more needed to ensure Malaysia has the best teachers and education system rather than on duties as IIUM president.

Is it justice to cane women for gay sex, or is it to let a minister charged with corruption go free without benefit of a full trial?

While Malaysians may seem happier today, there is discontent among minorities who have been marginalised and shunned.