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Lapan wartawan tempatan antara 16 peserta yang terpilih menyertai latihan Rewriting The Story: Media, Gender and Politics in Malaysia, anjuran Persekutuan Wartawan Antarabangsa.

In another special edition of It's About YOUth, student leaders Nurul Syamim and Eizad Arian speak about harnessing the power of social media to drive change and amplify their voices in campus and national politics. #ItsAboutYOUth

Join us for a special episode of It’s About YOUth where student leaders, Aliff Naif and Amirul Alif discuss engaging students in campus politics to ignite a spark in the nation's democracy. #ItsAboutYOUth

In Malaysian politics, we often focus on the number of women elected as Members of Parliament. However, being appointed to Cabinet is just as crucial. And having more women in Cabinet doesn't automatically mean a fair share of power. How do we strive for better gender equality in Cabinet representation and portfolio distribution? On this episode of #TheFutureIsFemale Melisa Idris speaks to Maha Balakrishnan, parliamentary and institutional development specialist.

Out of the pool of 570 candidates for the six state polls, only 71 are women. PN's Sasha Lyna Abdul Latif and PH's Jamaliah Jamaluddin discuss the gender gap in politics and empowering women to take on more leadership roles.

Change is constant, and politics and policymaking are no different. How do the younger leaders lead the way in refreshing and transforming our politics? Catch our conversation with Permatang Pauh MP, Nurul Izzah Anwar.

In this short CNY-celebration week, Ibrahim Sani unpacks key items that will take place over the next seven days… which will be mostly on politics.

How does an artist go beyond the limitations of identity politics to find his own vision of the world? Or is that a false dichotomy? Sharaad Kuttan speaks to indigenous artist Shaq Koyok about his exhibition, "Land of a Thousand Guilts" showing at Richard Koh Fine Art gallery.

Zahid Hamidi's move to reaffirm support for Perikatan Nasional a week after Umno threatened to pull its support from PN - amid tensions with Bersatu, is not a U-turn, according to Umno supreme council member Annuar Musa. 

Yesterday, Zahid announced that his party would strengthen its cooperation with all PN members in a bid to put national interest above politics.

This also comes a week after speculation that Umno MPs were backing PKR president Anwar Ibrahim's bid to form a new government.

Dr Mahathir Mohamad lashed out at his former political aide, who claimed that the nonagenarian was delighted with the Sheraton Move, which led to the collapse of the Pakatan Harapan government, but does not show it.

Without mincing words, the former premier branded Zahid Md Arif as "the biggest liar in Malaysian politics".

Mahathir claimed that it was Zahid who wanted to change the government and tried in vain to persuade him to join the move.

Like how e-hailing upended transport and e-commerce revolutionised retail, Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman is building a team aimed at "disrupting" the tried and tested ways of Malaysian politics.

The ingredients?

A young, multiracial and tech-savvy lineup of leaders; innovative policies and a commitment to prove political movements can be sustained without being beholden to tycoons or cronies.

The Health Ministry is monitoring if any Covid-19 cases or clusters will emerge from the large gathering of Najib Abdul Razak's supporters outside the Kuala Lumpur Court Complex yesterday.

"It has been seven months since we have worked day and night, shed tears and sweat in our effort to prepare (for this pandemic)".

"We were disappointed and sad when we saw the gathering. I am not involved in politics but it's about following the SOPs," he said when asked about public concerns over the rally.

Any signs of a new virus cluster would manifest within the next two weeks as per the Covid-19 incubation period, he cautioned.

Why are religious traditions so strongly tied to some of the most divisive and exclusionary politics of contemporary times? Sharaad Kuttan speak to Michael Sugich about his latest book, "Heart Turn - Sinners, Seekers, Saints and the Road to Redemption".