Malaysia GE

Anwar Ibrahim ready to speak out for people despite not being Malaysian PM

While Mr Anwar has repeatedly said that current PM Mahathir Mohamad will first be given "a free hand" to govern, he will "speak up my mind to represent the conscience of the people". 

Can former foes Mahathir and Anwar pull together for a new Malaysia?

Pragmatism prevails for now but historical baggage could undermine mutual respect between Mahathir and Anwar

The shock election: How a Mahathir tsunami swept Malaysia

  • Madam Rosmah in Kuala Lumpur in 2000. The only child of a Malay school headmaster and his teacher wife, she grew up in the small town of Kuala Pilah in Negeri Sembilan. In interviews, Madam Rosmah had gushed about marrying Mr Najib, whom she describe

With her lavish lifestyle laid bare, these are 'trying times' for Rosmah Mansor

  • AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes with former premier Najib Razak, who was ferried from Kota Kinabalu to Kuala Lumpur on a Barisan Nasional-themed aircraft.

Did AirAsia's boss buckle under pressure or was it just a bad bet?

Selangor Menteri Besar Azmin says ready to relinquish role if needed as Economic Affairs Minister

How to start a revolution - a Malaysian primer

New KL govt should not jettison economic policies that worked

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Ravi Velloor
 How to start a revolution - a Malaysian primer

"The very people who used to call me names - and I used to call them names - now they are working with me." 
Mahathir Mohamad on being an opposition leader.
http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/mahathirs-unfinished-business

Shannon Teoh
 Much expected of new KL govt

Vikram Khanna
 New KL govt should not jettison economic policies that worked

Jocelin Tan
 It is a Mahathir tsunami

Joseph Chinyong Liow
 A new dawn in Malaysia

Reme Ahmad
 Media dynamics may change with new government

  • Empty chairs at Umno's headquarters in Johor Baru last night, where supporters were to gather. In the end, opposition coalition Pakatan Harapan wrested control of the state.

Zakir Hussain
 Election outcome shows that a Malay tsunami swept all before it

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  • MAY 10: Mr Najib's first public appearance after the election, at the Barisan Nasional coalition headquarters. He said he accepted the people's verdict but added that no single party had won a simple majority and the King would determine who the next

What's next for former Malaysia PM Najib Razak?