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Anti-Party Hopping Act

Fahmi refutes claim govt is afraid of losing elections over vacated Bersatu seats

Comms minister calls out Muhyiddin’s hypocrisy for his changing stance on Anti-Party Hopping Act

PN rejected tighter anti-party hopping rules, now bearing consequences: Hanipa Maidin

Perikatan Nasional (PN) must remember that it was their leaders who disagreed with proposals to have elected lawmakers vacate their seats when they go against their parties, including switching their support without leaving the party, according to lawyer and former Sepang MP Mohamed Hanipa Maidin.

Anti-Party Hopping Act needs review: deputy minister on Perikatan MPs switching support without leaving party

The Anti-Party Hopping Act has weaknesses and may need to be amended, an Umno leader and unity government figure conceded, after four opposition MPs declared their support for the prime minister without leaving their parties.

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FAM dismisses talk of Nacho Mendez joining Harimau Malaya

FAM says it is not pursuing any process involving Mendez and has dismissed speculation linking the Spanish-born player to Harimau Malaya

From ‘Ikan Bilis’ to Big Fish: MACC’s high-profile corruption cases from 2023 to 2026

Once accused of targeting only low-level offenders, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has, over the past three years, pursued investigations involving former prime ministers, cabinet ministers, senior civil servants and corporate figures with billions of ringgit in alleged corruption, money laundering and asset seizures now under scrutiny

Agong’s warning on ‘flying coffins’: A look back at Malaysia’s Skyhawk jet fiasco – A. Azim Idris

Sultan Ibrahim highlighted the costly A-4 Skyhawk deal as a lesson in scrapping the procurement of 30-year-old Black Hawk choppers, urging Malaysia to avoid past failures in defence strategies