Malaysia’s opposition bloc in turmoil as PAS cuts ties with Bersatu
Malaysia’s most powerful Islamist party has cut ties with a former electoral ally, blowing open a bitter feud within the country’s main opposition bloc as several key elections loom. Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS) president Abdul Hadi Awang announced late on Monday that the party’s central working committee had decided to “terminate political cooperation with Bersatu”, endorsing an earlier decision by its Syura Council, the party’s highest religious decision-making body. T
The Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS) has officially ended its political alliance with Bersatu, creating significant instability within Malaysia’s primary opposition coalition. Party leader Abdul Hadi Awang confirmed that the decision, which was finalized by the group's top religious council, marks a definitive break in their collaborative efforts. This move effectively dismantles the partnership that had previously united the two factions against the current administration. The sudden dissolution of this alliance comes at a critical juncture as the nation prepares for several upcoming electoral contests. Observers note that this internal conflict could severely weaken the opposition's ability to mount a unified challenge in future polls.
The collapse of this alliance significantly alters Malaysia's political landscape by fracturing the opposition's strength ahead of key upcoming elections.
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