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Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has positioned Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia as Parliament's sole authentic Opposition force, contending other blocs have compromised their credibility through coalition arrangements and political manoeuvring.
Parti Wawasan Negara has formally become a Perikatan Nasional component party following the Registrar of Societies' approval of its name change from Parti Cinta Malaysia on July 6, 2026.
DAP deputy chairman Nga clarifies he will resign only if Najib Razak is released, not over electoral outcomes. He emphasizes accountability for the 1MDB scandal that burdened Malaysia with RM51.4 billion in debt.
The Democratic Action Party will undertake a detailed examination of its performance in Johor's recent state election, where it lost four previously held seats including Jementah and Tangkak, with party chairman Teo Nie Ching acknowledging the need for improvement.
Turkish authorities have detained 36 people, including the mayor of an opposition-controlled Ankara district, in connection with investigations into alleged bribery and contract manipulation schemes.
Opposition candidate Yeo Tung Siong has challenged the Johor state government's decision to defer the Pekan Nanas-Ulu Choh bypass project, arguing it prioritises other developments despite a fiscal surplus.
Johor's caretaker Menteri Besar Onn Hafiz has called on voters to resist opposition tactics involving slander and unfounded commitments, as the state election campaign reaches its closing stages.
Islamic party PAS is pursuing an ambitious expansion strategy in Johor, aiming to win 11 seats in the upcoming state election. This represents a dramatic shift from their solitary victory in the 2022 contest.