Ahmad Zahid was unable to meet Pakatan Harapan leaders because he was having a meeting with the prime minister.

Money and power will only have shortlived effects, and the long-term strategy is still to win over the hearts of voters through honoring the pledges made.

Last weekend's rally should serve as a timely wake-up call for Pakatan Harapan that they cannot afford to keep living in their illusion.

To the Malays, throwing out Najib is never an issue close to their hearts, but bringing down Umno could very much contravene their own interests.

PKR's emergency general meeting on possible cooperation with PAS in the upcoming general elections could be aborted.

The perceived threat of losing their political clout is often posed by Malay political parties as a threat to the survival of the entire ethnic group.

Time is running out fast for Najib, and the options he has are getting very limited now.

RoS says the "HARAPAN" logo is incomplete and should include also the world "PAKATAN".

It is hoped that Pakatan will be able to compete healthily with BN.

The fact they are willing to set aside their differences to work together for a common goal is a big step forward for the opposition camp.