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DAP Women's legal bureau chief Sangeet Kaur Deo has called on the party to maintain its presence in the Unity Government while demanding greater transparency on alleged administrative misconduct.
The Democratic Action Party's delegates have voted decisively to maintain their participation in Malaysia's unity government, with nearly nine in ten members endorsing continued Cabinet membership through the current parliamentary term.
DAP's national chairman has called on Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to accelerate institutional and economic reforms, citing the advancing timeline of the unity government coalition.
PKR's national congress in Melaka saw party leaders reaffirm commitment to both political stability within the Unity Government and continued reform efforts, while addressing youth concerns and women's representation in leadership.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned PKR members against allowing emotional reactions to dictate political decisions regarding Umno, emphasising that governance choices must prioritise public welfare and national stability above partisan grievances.
DAP's national chairman Gobind Singh Deo has urged the party to reassess its political direction following recent state election results, signalling a shift towards championing reforms achievable within the Unity Government framework rather than pursuing its full manifesto independently.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has signalled his administration's firm commitment to sustaining the political partnership with UMNO-Barisan Nasional, arguing that national stability and people's welfare must override personal political considerations.
PKR's senior leadership has called for introspection and organisational strengthening ahead of the party's 2026 National Congress, acknowledging recent electoral disappointments while emphasising the need for clearer communication with voters.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pushed back against criticism of his reform agenda, arguing that substantial progress has been made in three years despite demands for faster change, while acknowledging challenges in a coalition government.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has dismissed suggestions of a breakdown in his working relationship with Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, characterizing such claims as a personal perspective rather than fact.
Pahang's Barisan Nasional leadership has signalled its intention to maintain the current power-sharing arrangement with Pakatan Harapan until the next general election, while remaining open to broader political cooperation.
Perak DAP has voted unanimously to remain within the Unity Government, pledging to deploy its full organisational strength to advance the reform agenda under Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's leadership.
Perak achieved a record RM15.2 billion in investments and welcomed 10.1 million tourists in 2025, while maintaining its fourth consecutive annual budget surplus of RM85 million, according to Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming.
Kesatuan Pondok-Pondok Kelantan has criticised PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang's claims about DAP's role in the Unity Government, calling such accusations baseless slander that contradict Islamic principles and Malaysia's constitutional framework.
Former Umno Supreme Council member Puad Zarkashi has called for concrete proof of any warnings issued to civil servants, questioning whether Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi is deliberately inflaming tensions within the unity government coalition.
PKR's information chief Fahmi Fadzil has confirmed that Nurul Izzah Anwar's temporary leave from her deputy president post will not impede the party's daily operations, with Vice-President Saifuddin Nasution Ismail stepping in temporarily.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi asserted that political contests at state level pose no threat to the Unity Government's stability, which rests on agreements binding coalition partners until Parliament dissolves.
The Democratic Action Party's August 16 national congress will see delegates vote on whether to remain in Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's unity government, a decision that analysts say could reshape Malaysian politics.
Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said has clarified that Barisan Nasional's political arrangements at state level do not compromise its commitment to the federal Unity Government, dismissing calls from party critics to reconsider the arrangement.
Pakatan Harapan chairman Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has appealed to Negri Sembilan voters to back the unity government, emphasising continuity and stability as campaigning concludes ahead of the state election.
Barisan Nasional chairman Zahid Hamidi and Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim have pledged to maintain their unity government partnership, insisting that campaign rivalries will not undermine federal cooperation.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned government ministers against launching attacks on coalition allies during state election campaigns, warning that those who misuse their positions could face demands to step down from cabinet.
Pakatan Harapan's election director argues the coalition has delivered measurable benefits through its Unity Government partnership, contrasting concrete achievements with what he characterises as empty political promises from rivals.
Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi has responded to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's recent poem with verse of his own, while reiterating Barisan Nasional's steadfast commitment to maintaining the unity government arrangement through its full term.
Barisan Nasional has emphatically rejected speculation of withdrawal from the Unity Government, with Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid declaring the coalition's commitment remains unwavering until the 15th Parliament concludes.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has reaffirmed his commitment to maintaining the unity government's stability at the federal level, even as his administration faces Barisan Nasional as a competitor in the upcoming Negri Sembilan state election.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has reaffirmed that Malaysia's Unity Government coalition remains stable and strong at the federal level, with smooth cabinet cooperation despite competing interests at state elections.
Barisan Nasional will remain in the Unity Government following a resolution passed at UMNO's General Assembly, chairman Ahmad Zahid affirmed, while emphasising cabinet appointments rest solely with the Prime Minister.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has rejected reports of a meeting between Barisan Nasional, Perikatan Nasional, GPS, and GRS, while reiterating his commitment to the current unity government arrangement.
Pakatan Harapan's youth wing has escalated political tensions by demanding all Barisan Nasional ministers and deputy ministers resign from cabinet, claiming their cooperation with Perikatan Nasional in state elections undermines the unity government.
DAP's Anthony Loke has pledged to keep the Negeri Sembilan state election campaign focused on policy offerings rather than personal attacks, citing his commitment to Cabinet unity and Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's directive.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has warned government officials within the Unity Government coalition to maintain discipline during state election campaigns, cautioning that public attacks on the federal government could harm Malaysia's political landscape.
Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has alleged that Umno is engineering a conspiracy to destabilise the unity government partnership between his party and Pakatan Harapan.
Penang's Pakatan Harapan leadership has directed all subcommittees to report progress by early August as the coalition prepares for the next general election, with Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow confirming the state's Unity Government remains stable and functional.
Barisan Nasional chairman Ahmad Zahid has signalled that coalition partners should move beyond the Najib-Rosmah matter during Johor's state election campaign, appearing to critique a unity government component.
DAP chairman Teo Nie Ching has questioned the Johor state government's rationale for creating appointed assemblyman positions, warning the mechanism could compromise democratic transparency. She defended the Unity Government's educational reforms.
UMNO deputy president Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan has called for a mature, civil campaign in the Johor state election, warning that personal attacks could damage the ruling Unity Government's federal-level cooperation.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has rejected allegations that DAP harbours anti-Malay sentiment, pointing to the party's acceptance of Malay Reserve Land designations and backing inclusive development programmes benefiting all communities.
Barisan Nasional chairman Zahid Hamidi has appealed to unity government partners to refrain from revisiting past criticisms of Umno and the coalition ahead of the Johor state election.
Barisan Nasional's chairman rejects characterizations of a sluggish campaign in Johor, maintaining the coalition's machinery is engaged and aiming for a strengthened mandate in the state election on July 11.