Penang MIC's decision to leave the state Barisan Nasional is due to the frustration with the coalition's unfulfilled promises ...

Shafie Apdal denies the Sabah finance minister's claim that most of the funds were already secured when Warisan formed the ...

Oh Ei Sun says there is unlikely to be much overlapping of seats between Umno and PH, making direct clashes unlikely.

Datuk Seri Shafie Apdal's claim that the Parti Warisan-led administration in 2019 paid off RM1bil of Sabah's debts is ...

Right now, it’s wrong to claim that MIC has not been given anything by the unity government. Although it failed miserably in ...

The Barisan Nasional has lost credibility for the following reasons: 1. Barisan Nasional has ruled too long. This ruling gang has been in power, in some form or another, for almost 60 years.

Public discontent is growing over rising living costs and accusations that he failed to deliver promised reforms.

His Facebook page is still active, while Barisan Nasional — now part of the government once again — pushes for him to be pardoned by Malaysia’s king.

Having ruled Malaysia uninterrupted since the country’s independence in 1957, Barisan Nasional (which was known as the Parti Perikatan before 1973) has seen its grip on power gradually loosened ...