The Cabinet line-up announced by the prime minister confirms speculation over the inclusion of the 'court cluster'.

While social media was used even at the 2018 election, the focus has shifted from the more traditional platforms of Twitter and Facebook.

Many who had openly rejected cooperation with Pakatan Harapan now appear to have made tacit U-turns.

He says the matter will be discussed with the component parties of the unity government.

Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah says it is important for the new prime minister to have the confidence of the majority.

They say they are prepared to continue working, and urge politicians to come to a good solution that will put the matter to rest.

Perikatan Nasional chairman Muhyiddin Yassin says this is the coalition's stand on the matter.

The Ketereh Umno division leader says Barisan Nasional does not need to negotiate or work with any other party following its dismal performance at GE15.

With three major coalitions in the fray, none of which is expected to win a majority on its own, any formation of a new government is likely to be determined through post-election bargaining.

Pakatan Harapan looks set to maintain its pace until the last moment while Perikatan Nasional is winding down.

Hamid says that underneath his humour, Ahmad Faizal Azumu is a professional and capable leader.

An analyst offers explanations for why the previously widespread use of leaders' pictures on campaign material appears much more muted this time.