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PAS president Hadi Awang has reaffirmed his stance on recent remarks concerning DAP, indicating his readiness to present his defence in court should he face formal charges.
A Pas leader has criticised Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim for not emphasising peaceful dialogue on the Taiwan-China issue, arguing he should have advocated restraint instead of appearing to support military action.
Malaysia's 16th general election could be triggered at virtually any moment, PAS warns, as political fragmentation between major coalitions intensifies and state assemblies reach critical junctures.
PAS deputy president Tuan Ibrahim has endorsed the government's plan for a special parliamentary session to debate the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry report, while emphasizing the need for tangible measures.
Shukri, the ousted Perlis menteri besar, has denied allegations that he encouraged party members to boycott PAS programmes, though he acknowledges lingering hurt over his removal from the chief minister position.
Barisan Nasional has welcomed a directive from the PAS leadership instructing party members to support and vote for the coalition's candidates in the upcoming Negri Sembilan election.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has given PAS deputy president Tuan Ibrahim Samsudin 48 hours to respond to defamation allegations, with his legal counsel warning of imminent court action should the deadline pass unmet.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has sent a formal letter of demand to PAS deputy president Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man, seeking a public apology for remarks deemed defamatory. The notice gives the politician 48 hours to respond.