Ahead of its annual general assembly in Kota Bharu, Pas has formally invited top Umno leaders while closing the door on long-time ally Bersatu.
Following months of warming ties and joint momentum across recent state elections, the Islamist party is attempting to balance grassroots frictions, seat allocation battles, and its own image as a ready-to-government national party.
Aliran’s Dr Azmil Tayeb, a political scientist at Universiti Sains Malaysia, joins BFM to look at Pas’ coalition strategy ahead of the next general election.
Presenters: Richard Bradbury, Roshan Kanesan
Producer: Maziah Barek Miji | Production: BFM
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