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Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has ruled out any effort to remove Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, emphasizing that Barisan Nasional remains committed to the unity government framework until the 15th Parliament concludes.
Amanah president Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu has called on Negeri Sembilan voters to reject what he terms 'marriage-divorce' politics, condemning the practice of frequent party-hopping and shifting political allegiances pursued by certain parties.
Melaka PKR has urged political consensus to resolve tensions after DAP's withdrawal from the state government, citing concerns over a constitutional amendment permitting appointed legislators.
Despite resolving a logo dispute for the Johor state election, Perikatan Nasional's underlying fractures persist, with analysts warning that the coalition's stability remains at risk ahead of the next general election.
Malaysia's trade ministry says foreign investors are not primarily swayed by election speculation or political chatter, though political stability remains a key consideration when choosing where to deploy capital.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation, triggering a leadership race expected to conclude before parliament reconvenes in September. Britain will be on its seventh prime minister in a decade.
PAS has dismissed suggestions it engineered Bersatu's departure from Perikatan Nasional, despite observable strain in the political partnership between the two component parties.
PAS treasurer Iskandar Abdul Samad has questioned whether Bersatu can remain viable within the Perikatan Nasional coalition, suggesting the party's position has become difficult to sustain given the current political environment.
A senior analyst warns that Perikatan Nasional faces serious internal instability as tensions between coalition partners PAS and Bersatu intensify, describing the situation as having reached a 'guerrilla war' phase.