Malaysia Malay Vote Split
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Malaysia's political landscape faces fragmentation as Pas and Bersatu sever ties, potentially dividing Malay votes. A former Bersatu official warns this rivalry weakens parties focused on Malay support, while Amanah criticizes Pas for retaining posts after the split. Perikatan Nasional Pahang anticipates an uphill battle in the upcoming general election due to this division.
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