Tag: Malaysia politics
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MIC’s Future in BN: Zahid Sees Continued Cooperation and Renewal
BN’s Broad Outlook: MIC’s Place in a Rebuilt Coalition The Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) remains a key player in the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition as party leaders weigh its future role amid ongoing political realignments. Acknowledging MIC’s critical status within BN, party president SA Vigneswaran announced plans to convene a meeting to discuss the party’s…
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Why the Rush to Sack 3 Perlis Reps, PAS Leader Asks
Background: A Prompt Punishment and Growing Questions The recent decision to dismiss three Perlis representatives has sparked debate within the Malaysian political landscape. While the PAS central working committee moved swiftly to impose penalties, many observers and party insiders are now questioning whether the punishment was issued with adequate deliberation. The topic has become a…
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BN Retains Kinabatangan and Lamag Seats, EC Confirms
BN retains Kinabatangan seat Barisan Nasional (BN) has secured a firm hold on Kinabatangan, with Mohd Naim Kurniawan Moktar winning the seat that was long represented by his late father, Datuk Seri Bung Moktar Radin. Official results, as reported around 8:30pm, show Naim maintaining the family’s political legacy in one of Sabah’s most watched constituencies.…
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Muhyiddin Expected to Stay PN Chief as PAS Dithers on Chairmanship
Overview: A High-Stakes Decision in Malaysian Politics In a developing scenario within Malaysia’s political landscape, former prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin appears likely to retain the chairmanship of Perikatan Nasional (PN), even as PAS reportedly stalls on naming its candidate for the role. The event underscores ongoing internal negotiations and strategic posturing among PN’s coalition partners…
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Cautious Critique: Hanipa Maidin Advises Amanah Leaders on Speaking About PAS
Background In a political landscape where party lines are closely watched, former Sepang MP Hanipa Maidin has urged Amanah leaders to exercise caution when criticizing PAS. The call for restraint comes amid commentary from Amanah figures that some critics argue lacks substantive content. The aim, as Hanipa suggests, is to keep discourse productive and avoid…
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Cautious Critique: Hanipa Urges Amanah Leaders to Weigh Remarks on PAS
Background In a recent exchange within Malaysia’s political sphere, former Sepang MP Hanipa Maidin advised Amanah leaders to exercise caution when criticizing PAS. The call came amid public remarks by Amanah’s secretary-general Faiz Fadzil, who highlighted concerns about PAS’s actions and policies. Hanipa’s guidance centers on ensuring that criticisms are meaningful, well-founded, and constructive rather…
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Anwar Downplays Muafakat Nasional Revival, Emphasizes Unity Government Prospects
PM Anwar Ibrahim Pushes Back on Muafakat Nasional Revival Talks Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has signaled that discussions surrounding the possible revival of Muafakat Nasional (MN) are not currently a formal priority for the government. Speaking in Petaling Jaya, Anwar stated that there has been no substantive progress and that he has not received any…
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Anwar Shrugs Off Muafakat Revival Talks, Emphasizes Unity Government Ahead of Political Climate
PM Anwar Ibrahim Downplays Muafakat Nasional Revival Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has played down questions about reviving Muafakat Nasional (MN), indicating that discussions have not reached a serious stage and that he has yet to receive new information. The remarks underscore Anwar’s commitment to maintaining the stability of Malaysia’s unity government as political dynamics continue…
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Anwar Downplays Muafakat Nasional Revival, Stresses Unity Government Focus
PM Downplays Talks of Muafakat Nasional Revival In a move that underscores the current priority of national cohesion, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim indicated that discussions about reviving Muafakat Nasional (MN) have not progressed beyond preliminary stages. He stated that he has not received new information on the matter and emphasized that any decision regarding MN…
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Malaysia in Turbulent 2026: Muhyiddin’s Resignation and Najib’s Jail Term Shake Politics
Uncertain Beginnings: A New Year Shakes Malaysia At the turn of the year, Kuala Lumpur finds itself navigating a landscape of rapid political shifts. Muhyiddin Yassin’s resignation as a longtime political figure and Najib Razak’s jail term have jolted both the unity government and the opposition, creating a fragile balance that could define Malaysia’s trajectory…