As the dispute widens from the attempted removal of the Yang di-Pertuan Besar to the status of the State Executive Council, constitutional lawyer Datuk Mokhtar Ngah says the central issue is increasingly one of constitutional power, procedure and the boundaries between the throne, the Undang and elected government. By TENGKU NOOR SHAMSIAH TENGKU ABDULLAHSpecial Analysis…
DAP remained Pakatan Harapan’s strongest performer in Negeri Sembilan, winning nine of the 11 seats it contested. But its narrow defeats in Chennah and Repah, and fading enthusiasm among some non-Malay voters have left the party confronting a harder question: whether remaining in the federal administration is costing it support among the constituency that built…
PH secured the largest share of the statewide vote but finished with only 11 of 36 seats. Its government had depended on cooperation with BN; when BN struck an electoral pact with PN, PH’s structural weaknesses were exposed. Whether that new partnership can withstand the pressures of GE16 remains untested. By TENGKU NOOR SHAMSIAH TENGKU…
The August 1 36-seat election is no conventional three-coalition contest. PH and BN govern Malaysia together but are fighting each other in Negeri Sembilan, while BN is cooperating with PAS-led PN and Bersatu is contesting separately. According to Universiti Malaya’s Prof Awang Azman Awang Pawi, the pivotal constituency is a Malay middle that is economically…
The week of 12 to 19 July 2026 opened with BN celebrating a landslide in Johor and closed with campaigning under way in Negeri Sembilan. BN won 48 seats in Johor, its strongest result in the state since 2008, while PH retained eight and PN, Bersama and Muda failed to win any. The next major…
