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Recent political results in this region reflect a political reality gripping South-East Asia that’s seen decades of income growth checked by the pandemic and a global economic slowdown.

Amanah leader also stresses that Kelantan will not be ignored. 

KOTA BHARU: The political trend propagated by Perikatan Nasional will not benefit the people, including the Malays and Muslims in general, says Parti Amanah Negara’s (Amanah) National Communications director Khalid Abdul Samad.

He says this stems from the coalition not emphasising their states' performance. 

STATE POLLS | Pulai and Simpang Jeram by-elections will be held on Sept 9.

Until they alter their mindset and attitudes, nothing will change.

Amanah’s Khalid Samad, who had in the past been critical of Umno, this evening declared that it was the best among  three Malay political parties in the country. (FMT) - Khalid, who is Amanah communications director, said that Umno shared the same ideals as Pakatan Harapan when it came to politics,

KUALA LUMPUR, July 9 — Umno members who find it difficult to cast votes for election candidates from former rival DAP in next month’s state elections would be better off...

KUALA LUMPUR - Pakatan Harapan (PH) and Barisan Nasional (BN) are two political coalitions that are often victims of defamation. Community Communications Department (J-KOM)...