The general consensus among the people is that fake news is what the government says it is, and it is the government that will decide what is fake and what is not.

NTP should stress not only physical development but the provision of basic needs and human rights for the benefit of all Malaysians.

Owing to low income levels and skyrocketing goods prices, the purchasing power of many Malaysians has weakened, making it hard for them to gain access to more decent living.

Subang Jaya, the most populous state assembly seat in Selangor, will even have more voters than some of the parliamentary seats in the state!

In the absence of explicit and non-ambiguous definitions of fake news, the Anti-Fake News Bill could be abused by the authorities to suppress freedom of press and expression.

If EC's redelineation report is eventually adopted in the Parliament, BN will only need to win 40% of popular votes to secure a two-thirds majority in Dewan Rakyat, according to a local political scientist.

The BN government is rushing through everything before dissolving the Parliament to ensure electoral victory.

While Mahathir is still a giant basking in his past glories, he is fighting the war solitarily, and is perhaps too old to fight now!

I was amazed that our voters were willing to be led by the nose by opportunistic politicians playing up populist tricks.

Malaysian voters have reached a certain level of democratic maturity to tackle whatsoever circumstances that might surface.