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COMMENT | Who was trying to topple the govt? | Malaysiakini (opens the original)
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COMMENT | PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang has made a serious claim. At the muktamar, Hadi alleged that during then-US president Barack Obama’s 2014 visit to Malaysia, representatives at the US embassy offered assistance to PAS to help bring down the BN government. He further claimed that, after that meeting, the US ambassador requested a separate meeting with him and asked whom PAS would propose as prime minister. The US embassy has issued a statement saying that the US has never sought to decide
COMMENT | Blinding spotlight: Drawing the line between public office and private life | Malaysiakini (opens the original)
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COMMENT | I had a brief conversation with a friend about the way a politician’s divorce has become one of the hottest media stories around. It is everywhere, repeated across news outlets and discussed with an intensity that makes you wonder whether something of real public consequence has happened, and our conversation eventually came down to a very simple question. Why exactly is this our business? This opened up a larger question about what happens when someone enters public life, and we slowl
COMMENT | PM must ensure no one else has to break through UM gates | Malaysiakini (opens the original)
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COMMENT | Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim recently came to my university to talk about the Universities and University Colleges Act 1971 (UUCA), students, academic freedom and the future of Malaysian universities. It was difficult not to think about what had happened at Universiti Malaya (UM) before. In 2014, when Anwar was opposition leader, UM tried to stop a student-organised event featuring him by closing the university gates, only for students to push through anyway, after which disciplinary a
COMMENT | What Loke's first defeat in 22 years tells us? | Malaysiakini (opens the original)
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That announcement carries weight because, for 22 years, he had never lost an election. Since 2004, Loke had built one of the most consistent electoral records in Malaysian politics. He won in Lobak, moved to Chennah, became the MP for Seremban, rose to lead DAP and eventually became one of the most visible, and arguably most successful, ministers in the federal government. The result was not entirely unexpected. Loke himself had... COMMENT | DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke has lost Chennah. T
COMMENT | Malaysia's culture of 'khianat' and the ballot box | Malaysiakini (opens the original)
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COMMENT | BN won 48 of Johor’s 56 state seats on July 11, its strongest result since 2008. Pakatan Harapan was reduced to eight seats, while Perikatan Nasional lost every seat it previously held. Most commentaries have treated the result primarily as a question of electoral momentum: whether Johor foreshadows the Negeri Sembilan polls on Aug 1, whether BN is recovering nationally, and whether the outcome will accelerate calculations over the timing of Malaysia’s 16th general election. These are
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