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DAP delegates have voted decisively to remain in Malaysia's unity government, with 88 per cent backing continued Cabinet participation through the current parliamentary term, signalling the party's commitment to the coalition.
PKR's biennial congress in Melaka reaffirmed the party's dedication to preserving the Unity Government and advancing its reform platform, with leaders emphasizing organizational readiness and expanded women's participation.
The Democratic Action Party has voted to remain in Malaysia's federal coalition government until the end of the current parliamentary term, with 88.2% of delegates supporting continued participation in the unity administration.
DAP Women's legal bureau chief Sangeet Kaur Deo has called on the party to maintain its coalition role while becoming more vocal about governance concerns and administrative impropriety.
Fourteen DAP state delegates have backed the party's continued participation in the Unity Government, citing the need to deliver on electoral commitments and maintain political stability ahead of the next general election.
DAP's national chairman Gobind Singh Deo has called for the party to reassess its political direction following recent state election results, emphasising the need to prioritise reforms that can secure coalition consensus rather than pursuing its full manifesto.
Tengku Zafrul calls on PKR members to use the 2026 National Congress as an opportunity to unite internally, address organisational weaknesses, and restore public confidence following recent electoral setbacks.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has firmly rejected suggestions that his working relationship with Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has weakened, characterizing former UMNO Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin's assessment as a personal perspective rather than factual.
The Democratic Action Party will hold its 2026 conference to determine whether it remains in Malaysia's Unity Government. Some 4,264 delegates will vote by secret ballot on secretary-general Anthony Loke's motion—a departure from traditional voting methods.
PKR Youth leader Huraimi Husri asserts that Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim rescued Umno from post-election turmoil, only to face betrayal from the party he helped stabilise.
Pahang's Barisan Nasional leadership has pledged to sustain its power-sharing arrangement with Pakatan Harapan through the next general election, while remaining open to broader political cooperation ahead of GE16.
Deputy Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Datuk Dr Mohammad Yusof Apdal has categorically denied social media claims that he resigned from the federal government, calling the reports false and malicious.
Perak DAP has unanimously resolved to stay in the Unity Government and fully mobilise party resources to advance reform initiatives and maintain political stability under Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's leadership.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has underscored the continued strength of Malaysia's federal unity government while expressing confidence in the nation's economic fundamentals, addressing concerns about political cohesion.
Perak has attracted a record RM15.2 billion in investments and 10.1 million tourists in 2025, while maintaining its fourth consecutive budget surplus of RM85 million, Minister Nga Kor Ming said.
Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi has firmly committed Barisan Nasional to remaining in the Unity Government coalition until Parliament dissolves, dismissing speculation about alternative political arrangements.
An influential Islamic scholars' organisation has called on political leaders to abandon divisive rhetoric and unfounded accusations, warning that such tactics undermine national unity and contradict Islamic teachings on justice and verification.
Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has reassured that recent momentum between Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional in state elections will not jeopardise the stability of Malaysia's federal unity government.
Former Umno Supreme Council member Puad Zarkashi has challenged Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi to provide proof of any warning issued to civil servants, suggesting the claim may be designed to destabilise the unity government.
Penang's Pakatan Harapan leadership has chosen to maintain its power-sharing arrangement with Barisan Nasional by keeping the coalition's state executive councillor in position through the next general election, Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow announced.
PKR's Information chief Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil has assured that Nurul Izzah Anwar's temporary leave as deputy president will not hamper the party's organisational functions. Vice-president Saifuddin Nasution has assumed her responsibilities.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has reassured Malaysians that political competition at state level poses no threat to federal government stability, emphasising the Unity Government's commitment to honouring its founding agreement.
The Democratic Action Party's national congress on August 16 will vote on whether to remain in Malaysia's unity government, a decision political analysts view as critical to the stability of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's administration.
Malaysia's Minister in the Prime Minister's Department has dismissed concerns that Barisan Nasional's state-level political alliances threaten the federal Unity Government, arguing each state operates under its own constitutional framework.
Pakatan Harapan chairman Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has made a final appeal to Negri Sembilan voters to support the unity government, emphasising continuity and stability as campaigning concludes.
Barisan Nasional chairman Zahid Hamidi has endorsed Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's position that electoral competition should not undermine the unity government's cohesion at the federal level.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid has appealed to all political parties contesting Negeri Sembilan's state election to exclude race, religion and personal attacks from their campaigns, emphasising policy-focused discourse instead.
Pakatan Harapan claims its Unity Government partnership has delivered concrete benefits including affordable housing, education opportunities, and cost-of-living assistance, dismissing rival narratives as empty political rhetoric ahead of the Negeri Sembilan election.
Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi has responded to a poem from Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim with verse of his own, whilst simultaneously reiterating Barisan Nasional's dedication to maintaining the ongoing unity government coalition until the conclusion of the current parliamentary term.
Barisan Nasional has firmly reiterated its dedication to the Unity Government arrangement with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, with Deputy PM Ahmad Zahid dismissing rumours of any destabilisation efforts or alternative political manoeuvres.
Barisan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has firmly rejected suggestions that the ruling coalition intends to remove Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, emphasising the coalition's dedication to maintaining the stability of Malaysia's unity government.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged to maintain the stability of Malaysia's federal unity government even as his coalition competes against Barisan Nasional in the Negri Sembilan state election.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has reassured the nation that the federal Unity Government maintains stability and strength, with smooth Cabinet cooperation continuing despite electoral competition at state level.
Barisan Nasional will maintain its position within the Unity Government, affirming a decision made at UMNO's General Assembly. Ahmad Zahid emphasized that all parties must respect this high-level commitment.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has rejected reports of a secret meeting between major opposition blocs, pledging continued support for the ruling unity government coalition.
DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke has called for election campaigns centred on policy proposals rather than personal attacks, aligning with PM Anwar Ibrahim's directive that government officials maintain discipline during campaigning.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned government officials participating in state election campaigns to refrain from attacking the Federal Government, warning that such conduct would damage Malaysia's political landscape.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has delivered a stern warning to government ministers and federal agency leaders that they must step down from office before publicly attacking fellow coalition members during state election campaigns.
Pakatan Harapan's youth coalition has called for the resignation of all Barisan Nasional ministers and deputy ministers, accusing the coalition of undermining the unity government by cooperating with Perikatan Nasional in recent state elections.
The Aug 1 Negri Sembilan state election will test whether a new PAS-Umno alliance can challenge Malaysia's unity government. Poor DAP performance could trigger federal coalition collapse.
Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has levelled fresh accusations against Umno, claiming the party is engineering the collapse of Malaysia's unity government that was jointly established with Pakatan Harapan.
Penang's Pakatan Harapan coalition has ordered all subcommittees to report progress by early August as part of comprehensive election readiness planning. Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow affirmed the state's Unity Government remains stable with smooth inter-party cooperation.
Johor DAP chairman Teo Nie Ching has questioned the rationale for creating appointed state assemblymen positions, warning the mechanism could undermine democratic transparency as voters have no say in selecting these representatives.