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No need for govt-opposition pact: Analysts - Vimarsana News

No need for govt-opposition pact: Analysts

PETALING JAYA: Two political analysts have dismissed calls for the government and the opposition to sign a confidence and supply agreement (CSA), saying it will not benefit the nation.

Kit Siang: Dr M 'eating own words' over unofficial adviser role - Vimarsana News

Kit Siang: Dr M 'eating own words' over unofficial adviser role

DAP veteran says it contradicts ex-PM's past criticism against PAS, Hadi.

MP: Nothing wrong with PM Raya 'tour' if no public money is involved - Vimarsana News

MP: Nothing wrong with PM Raya 'tour' if no public money is involved

Hassan Karim says Anwar must state he's using personal funds for open house roadshow.

Malaysian elections: Convicted felon Najib Razak's shadow lingers over unpredictable ballot - Vimarsana News

Malaysian elections: Convicted felon Najib Razak's shadow lingers over unpredictable ballot

As his oldest son makes his election debut, the former Malaysian prime minister jailed for corruption, still looms large.

Source: smh.com.au
Fitch Solutions projects BN to win GE15, revive GST - Vimarsana News

Fitch Solutions projects BN to win GE15, revive GST

Fitch Solutions Country Risk and Industry Research has projected Barisan Nasional (BN) to win the 15th general election (GE15). In a note on Wednesday (Nov 16), the firm said this outcome will predominantly impact the consumer and retail sector through income-boosting policies and the lowering of certain taxes, freeing up and increasing disposable incomes for households, especially those towards the lower end of the income distribution (annual disposable incomes of less than US$10,000).