Malaysian Politics: PAS and Bersatu Split
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Perikatan Nasional (PN) faces challenges in Malaysia following a split between PAS and Bersatu, impacting state elections. While some state chapters of PAS and Bersatu pledge continued support, others criticize the move, calling it an insult to Malaysians.
PAS Terengganu Offers Prime Ministerial Candidate at Party Congress
PAS Terengganu is putting forward a candidate for prime minister if Perikatan Nasional secures a mandate to govern in the next general election. The proposal came from PAS Terengganu representative Dr Wan Mat Sulaiman during a debate on the party president’s policy speech at PAS’s 72nd annual congress in Pengkalan Chepa, Kelantan. “If agreed, PAS Terengganu wants to offer a prime ministerial candi…
Muktamar: PAS remains in Perlis PN government to serve the people, not to hold office
PAS says its place in the Perikatan Nasional government in Perlis is not about positions. It is about carrying what Solahudin Azmi called the people’s heavy trust. Speaking during a debate on the part…
PAS Wants to Lead Perikatan Nasional in Selangor
PAS Selangor wants to take command of Perikatan Nasional in the state before the next election, arguing that the coalition can no longer afford to delay its preparations. Mohamed Sukri Omar made the c…
Abdul Hadi denies ‘interference’ in Perikatan Nasional affairs
PAS President Abdul Hadi Awang has rejected allegations that he interfered in decisions made by the Perikatan Nasional administration. Speaking in Kota Bharu, he insisted that PAS reaches decisions th…