Mr Rafizi said on Sunday that PH is aiming to win more than 90 seats in Peninsular Malaysia before working with a coalition in East Malaysia to form the government. This will be possible if the voter turnout this year is more than 70 per cent, he said. “I thinkContinue Reading
The three camps will fight to dominate Perak, which has 24 parliamentary seats up for grabs. The state is home to 2.01 million eligible voters – the third largest voting population in Malaysia after 3.65 million in Selangor and 2.59 million in Johor. The coalition which gets the most seatsContinue Reading
PN chairman Muhyiddin Yassin also promised an extra public holiday after polling if the coalition wins.Continue Reading
TAIPEI: A Taiwanese man who volunteered to fight in Ukraine has died on the battlefield, Taipei’s foreign ministry said, believed to be the first person from the island killed in the conflict. The ministry said a Ukrainian field commander had confirmed the death of 25-year-old Tseng Sheng-kuang, who was servingContinue Reading
For decades, Malaysia’s has been plagued by politicians jumping from one party to another. A new law will put to a stop to this at the upcoming election, but political treachery remains fresh in the mind of voters.Continue Reading
SINGAPORE: The People’s Action Party (PAP) elected its 37th Central Executive Committee (CEC) on Sunday (Nov 6) at the party’s conference. Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong did not run for re-election after announcing he was stepping down as chairman. His successor has not been announced. The 12Continue Reading
“It is the Government’s duty to make these hard choices, sensibly but also sensitively,” said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. “And a responsible opposition should be held accountable also for what it proposes and what it opposes.”Continue Reading
Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong also said the next General Election will be a “tough battle” for the People’s Action Party.Continue Reading
“While we put up good candidates and fight to win every seat, we have to be prepared that we will not win all of them,” said Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.Continue Reading
Whatever happens in Johor will have national consequences, as the state holds 26 parliamentary seats out of 165 in Peninsular Malaysia.Continue Reading