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Consider This: Government-Opposition MoU (Part 3) — Can Political Stability Still Be Negotiated?

Consider This: Government-Opposition MoU (Part 3) — Can Political Stability Still Be Negotiated?

In an effort to ensure sustainable political peace till the end of 2027, the Madani government has floated a Memorandum of Understanding with the Opposition. The proposed MoU offers Constituency Development Funds to Opposition MPs — on the condition that they refrain from engaging in race, religion, and royalty (3R) issues. Perikatan Nasional, however, has flatly rejected the terms, and the offer seems to have only led to more division rather than unity. Is inter-coalition cooperation for political stability still on the table? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Independent Analyst, Arinah Najwa Ahmad Said.

Mon Sep 23 2024
Consider This: Government-Opposition MoU (Part 2) — Can Political Stability Still Be Negotiated?

Consider This: Government-Opposition MoU (Part 2) — Can Political Stability Still Be Negotiated?

In an effort to ensure sustainable political peace till the end of 2027, the Madani government has floated a Memorandum of Understanding with the Opposition. The proposed MoU offers Constituency Development Funds to Opposition MPs — on the condition that they refrain from engaging in race, religion, and royalty (3R) issues. Perikatan Nasional, however, has flatly rejected the terms, and the offer seems to have only led to more division rather than unity. Is inter-coalition cooperation for political stability still on the table? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to political scientist Professor Wong Chin Huat, Deputy Head of Strategy for the Asia Headquarters of the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network at Sunway University.
Mon Sep 23 2024
Consider This: Government-Opposition MoU (Part 1) — Can Political Stability Still Be Negotiated?

Consider This: Government-Opposition MoU (Part 1) — Can Political Stability Still Be Negotiated?

In an effort to ensure sustainable political peace till the end of 2027, the Madani government has floated a Memorandum of Understanding with the Opposition. The proposed MoU offers Constituency Development Funds to Opposition MPs — on the condition that they refrain from engaging in race, religion, and royalty (3R) issues. Perikatan Nasional, however, has flatly rejected the terms, and the offer seems to have only led to more division rather than unity. Is inter-coalition cooperation for political stability still on the table? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Aira Azhari, Acting Chief Executive Officer of the think tank, IDEAS Malaysia.
Mon Sep 23 2024
Gov't to help Subramaniar Swamy Temple committee in terms of development funds - Gobind

Gov't to help Subramaniar Swamy Temple committee in terms of development funds - Gobind

Gobind Singh Deo said the matter had been discussed and agreed upon at a meeting with PM Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim yesterday.
Thu Jan 25 2024
Dewan Rakyat approves 4 Finance Ministry motions

Dewan Rakyat approves 4 Finance Ministry motions

The Dewan Rakyat today approved four motions tabled by the Finance Ministry on government funding and taxation.
Thu Aug 27 2020
Creative industry will be taken care of - Saifuddin

Creative industry will be taken care of - Saifuddin

Government will continue to empower the local film industry including by setting specific targets audits and by repurposing development funds and film production.
Mon Jun 01 2020
Former federal minister released on RM100,000 bail

Former federal minister released on RM100,000 bail

A former Cabinet minister, who was arrested by the MACC to assist in the investigation into alleged embezzlement of rural development funds in Sabah, was released today.
Fri Oct 27 2017
Budget 2015: Selangor government proposes to up development funds by 50 percent

Budget 2015: Selangor government proposes to up development funds by 50 percent

The increase was significant to generate economic growth and reduce operational costs and the state government's administration expenditure.
Fri Oct 10 2014