Well-respected Malaysian graft buster, Paul Low Seng Kwan, 67, has his work cut out for him. Low - the president of Transparency International Malaysia (TI), an NGO that monitors political and...
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- May 23, 2013
- Updated: 12:56am
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Malaysia's governing coalition extended its unchallenged success in the national elections ever since our neighbouring country's independence from Britain in 1957.
Police said they may pursue sedition charges against speakers at a mass rally organised by Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim to protest against alleged election fraud.
Prime Minister Najib Razak was sworn in for a second term by Malaysia's king yesterday, as opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim called for a rally tomorrow to protest at a victory he said was achieved...
Never before has a Malaysian general election been so hotly contested or narrowly won. The National Front coalition headed by Prime Minister Najib Razak has maintained the grip on power it has...
Malaysia's charismatic opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim lost an election many saw as his best shot at becoming prime minister, but he is not going down without a fight. Political observers believe...
By the numbers, Najib Razak was the winner of Sunday's Malaysian election, eking out a simple majority to keep his National Front coalition in power. But with a furious opposition demanding an...
Sunday's electoral win for Prime Minister Najib Razak and his ruling coalition was confirmation that the majority of Malaysians fear change and prefer the devil they know.
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak began a second term on Monday after the coalition which has ruled for 56 years held on to power in elections branded as fraudulent by a bitter opposition.
Prime Minister Najib Razak stands on firmer ground after gaining his first mandate in weekend elections after years of walking a tightrope between voters demanding change and resistant hardliners...
The National Front won 133 seats in the 222-member parliament, down from 140 in 2008 and well short of the two-thirds majority that Najib had aimed to capture. The opposition won 89 seats, up from...
The first results are expected within hours. The Election Commission estimated about 80 per cent of 13 million voters – or more than 10 million people – turned out, which it called a record high...
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