Tag: PAS
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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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Be Cautious When Criticising PAS, Hanipa Reminds Amanah Leaders
Context: Amanah and PAS in Malaysian politics The Malaysian political landscape has long featured competition and cooperation among parties within and across coalitions. Among the key players are Amanah (the National Trust Party) and PAS (Parti Islam Se Malaysia). Political commentary from party leaders often shapes public perception and influences voter sentiment. In this environment,…
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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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Abdul Hadi Blames Perlis Crisis on Power Struggle and Pressure over Projects
Perlis Crisis Seen as Clash Between Principle and Ambition In a recent statement, PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang framed the ongoing Perlis political crisis as more than a regional spat. He argued that the turmoil embodies a fundamental clash between steadfast principles and political ambition, suggesting that the disorder was driven by internal…
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PAS’s Civilisational Outrage: Why Malaysia’s US Pact Sparks a Foreign Policy Debate
Context: A new trade pact and a rising controversy The announcement on 26 October 2025 that Malaysia would sign a new trade pact with the United States on the sidelines of the ASEAN Summit immediately lit up political fault lines. One clause—requiring Malaysia to align export controls and sanctions screening with US standards—has become a…
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PAS Versus the US: Civilisational Outrage and the Malaysia-US Trade Pact Fallout
Background: A New Malaysia-US Trade Pact The signing of a fresh trade pact between Malaysia and the United States on the sidelines of the ASEAN Summit signals a notable shift in Kuala Lumpur’s economic and foreign policy posture. While the agreement is framed around market access and regulatory alignment, it comes with a concrete demand:…
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PAS Civilisational Outrage: US-China Pact Bias Explained
Context: Malaysia, the US pact, and the ASEAN backdrop The signing of a new trade pact between Malaysia and the United States on 26 October 2025, amid the ASEAN Summit, signals a notable shift in regional economic alignment. The agreement reportedly requires Malaysia to align its export controls and sanctions screening with U.S. standards. In…
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Moldova Election 2024: Pro-European PAS Wins Absolute Majority
Clear victory reshapes Moldova’s political landscape The Central Election Commission reported a decisive win for the pro-European Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) in Moldova’s national vote. After counting all districts, PAS held 50.2% of the votes, securing an absolute majority in parliament. The Patriotic Block, a pro-Russian coalition led by former president Igor Dodon,…
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Moldova Election: Pro-European PAS Wins Absolute Majority
Election Results at a Glance In a decisive outcome that underscores Moldova’s pro-European orientation, the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) secured an absolute majority with 50.2% of the vote after all districts were tallied. The pro-Russian Patriotic Block, led by former president Igor Dodon, finished in second place with 24.2%. The result gives PAS…
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Moldova Election: PAS Secures Absolute Majority, Advances Pro-EU Path
PAS Secures Absolute Majority in Moldova Elections In a decisive political shift, Moldova’s pro-European party, the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS), claimed 50.2 percent of the votes after all districts were tallied, according to the election commission. The outcome gives PAS an absolute majority in parliament, enabling the party to pursue its EU integration…