Chan Kok Leong
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Syura Council to choose PAS' partner, define relationship
Delegates at the party's annual congress unanimously pass a resolution to let the party's highest policymaking bodies decide on the direction the Islamist party should take as a member of the opposition.
Umno needs us to get back to Putrajaya, say PAS delegates
Members of the Islamist party appear ready to give a working compact with their old enemy a go, even though 'they need us more than we need them'.
PAS must work with Umno to defeat Pakatan, says delegate
Mohd Jamal Kamaruddin says Pakatan has become 'Barisan Nasional 2.0', making the cooperation necessary.
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No free rides for Anwar, says PAS
Islamist party ready to field a candidate in the Port Dickson by-election if BN abstains.
Hadi not ruling out cooperation with Pakatan, either
He says parties may work together if it is in line with its stance on Islamic principles and governance.
Dr Mahathir is 'more mature' now, says Hadi
PAS president agrees the prime minister is also a 'nicer' man now.
PAS open to working with friends and foes, says Hadi
Peaceful politics, he says, is the best way to boost party membership and supporters.
Zahid, Devamany attend PAS muktamar
Their presence marks first time BN leaders have joined Islamist party's annual congress since 1977.
PAS leadership makes pitch for pact with the 'devil'
If the devil offers help to Islam’s warriors, we should accept it, Tuan Ibrahim quotes the party's late spiritual leader, Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat to justify working with Umno.
PAS to treat Port Dickson by-election as joint exercise with Umno
If armies can do it with other countries, opposition parties can, too, says Abdul Hadi Awang.
Terengganu will get oil royalties back, says Hadi
We will be given the agreement rate of 5%, as decided by cabinet, says PAS president.
Pakatan worse than Umno, says PAS president
Hadi says this shows in its dropping of court cases against its own members.
PAS needs to tread carefully in matter of working with Umno, say analysts
Party leaders must convince mid-level and grassroots leaders of need to cooperate with old enemy.
PAS staying out of Port Dickson by-election
Party says there is a tacit agreement within the Opposition to refrain from contesting against one another in any by-election against Pakatan.
The Port Dickson argument for Anwar
PKR president-elect's choice mainly constrained by voter composition and incumbents, says political scientist.