Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by PAN Eu Joe
Kuala Lumpur: More than 1,500 people gathered outside Pasar Seni [market] today to take part in a Labour Day rally, calling for better workers’ rights and reforms. The rally carried the theme ‘Workers are the pillars of the country: Raise salaries, not burdens’.
Dressed largely in black, white (…)
The PSM-Muda alliance may face an uphill battle, but its candidacy represents a bold attempt to challenge the status quo.
As the Ayer Kuning by-election approaches, much of the mainstream narrative dismisses the potential of the Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM)-Muda alliance. Analysts predict a (…)
, by BOYLE Peter
Socialist Party of Malaysia (Parti Sosialis Malaysia, PSM) Deputy President S Arutchelvan (Arul) recently spoke with Green Left about the new hope for reviving left unity with the People’s Party of Malaysia (Parti Rakyat Malaysia, PRM), following a recent change in its leadership.
There were (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
1. Implement Senior Citizens’ Pension Scheme for all immediately.
2. Bring back local elections.
3. Ensure that the minimum wage of RM1,500 is fully implemented for all employees. The proposed progressive wage system shouldn’t jeopardize the minimum wage’s implementation. Additionally, the (…)
The Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM)-Malaysian United Democracy Alliance (MUDA) third force foray in the 2023 state elections in Selangor, Terengganu, Negeri Sembilan and Pulau Pinang failed to garner enough votes for at least one candidate to save their deposit. This is an expected outcome. (…)
, by NELLIST Isaac
Elections across six states in Malaysia resulted in a continuation of the status quo on August 12 as Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s unity government and the Perikatan Nasional (PN) opposition each retained three states.
The Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) also contested the elections, for (…)
, by DEVARAJ (Dr) Michael Jeyakumar
A few people have asked me what I meant when, at the Press Conference announcing the electoral collaboration between the Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) and Malaysian United Democracy Alliance (MUDA) on July 15, I said that PSM and MUDA would try to introduce a new political culture in (…)
, by DEVARAJ (Dr) Michael Jeyakumar
A few people have asked me what I meant when, at the Press Conference announcing the electoral collaboration between the Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) and Malaysian United Democracy Alliance (MUDA) on July 15, I said that PSM and MUDA would try to introduce a new political culture in (…)
The memorandum has been handed over to the Delegation of the European Union to Malaysia and the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Kuala Lumpur on 15th March 2023.
We, the undersigned organisations, are deeply concerned over the prolonging of the war in Ukraine.
The illegal Russian (…)
, by CHOO Chon Kai, PSM (Malaysia)
24th February 2023 marks the 1st anniversary of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, a watershed event that has reshaped the geopolitical balance in the 21st century towards a greater degree of global instability.
World opinion is divided on the question of war in Ukraine, and so is the (…)
, by BOYLE Peter
Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) deputy chairperson S Arutchelvan, known as “Arul”, told Green Left that until just days before the close of nominations for the November 19 snap general elections, his party had hoped to have an electoral pact with opposition coalition Pakatan Harapan (Alliance (…)
, by ARUTCHELVAN S.
We were informed through an official letter from Pakatan Harapan dated 30th October 2022 that PSM’s minimum request for an electoral pact with PH has been totally rejected. Without a single seat given, we understand that PH does not desire an electoral pact with PSM. Our regret being the matter (…)
, by ARUTCHELVAN S.
Firstly let me respond to the article “PSM owes supporters explanation for seeking to join PH” which appeared in Free Malaysia Today on 27-9-2022. I will like to thank Sdr Dr Kua Kia Soong for posting these questions as it will give us the avenue to respond to these questions.
To start with, (…)
I read recently Wan Fayhsal’s take on how Pakatan Harapan’s liberalism alienates them from the Malays who need a “protector” aligned with their identity politics. It is interesting for a Marxist to read this as it shows clearly how right-wing actors manipulate the real problems with liberal (…)
, by ARUTCHELVAN S., PSM (Malaysia)
PSM recently concluded its 24th National Congress and the first one since the start of the pandemic. The event was held in Klang, between 15th of July to 17th of July 2022.
It was a refreshing congress with many young people participating — displaying a promising future for socialism and (…)
, by ARUTCHELVAN S.
PSM recently concluded its 24th National Congress and the first one since the start of the pandemic. The event was held in Klang, between 15th of July to 17th of July 2022. It was a refreshing congress with many young people participating — displaying a promising future for socialism and giving (…)
, by DEVARAJ (Dr) Michael Jeyakumar
Keynote Speech to the 24th Annual PSM Congress. The event was held in Klang, between 15th of July to 17th of July 2022.
Salam perjuangan, (Greetings) and welcome to the 24th PSM Congress. For two years, we have not been able to congregate in person. Online discussions cannot compare to our (…)
, by PSM (Malaysia)
The 24th National Congress of the Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) was successfully held on 15-17 July in Klang, Selangor. We would like to thank all international comrades who have sent their solidarity messages. We have published the collection of the solidarity messages we received in our (…)
, by ESSF, ROUSSET Pierre
Dear friends and comrades,
We have known you for many years now and we fully appreciate the qualities of your work and commitment, both in Malaysia and in the region (and beyond), which we report on our website.
We have been happy to be associated with international solidarity campaigns that (…)
, by HUNTER Murray
Parti Sosialis Malaysia has long adopted this paradigm
The Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM) leadership sees itself as a left of centre political party. However, today I am not longer sure that the labels “left” and “right” really have the same meaning they did in the middle of last century. (…)
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