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新闻报报看 | 对于首相安华下警告,森州选炮打中央就要辞职,副首相兼巫统主席阿末扎希回应,首相如果掌握证据,可以直接换人,首相不爽,要炒可以直接炒,不用叫部长自己辞职,毕竟部长委任和撤换的最终决定权,是在首相安华的手上。(主播:梁宝仪、林晓倩)

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00:04Although the political landscape has changed dramatically in recent years
00:06Those political parties that were previously considered impossible to cooperate with
00:09Now everyone can sit at the same table.
00:13To make voters deeply realize that politics truly is an art of possibility.
00:17But even so?
00:18After the start of the state elections in Johor and Negeri Sembilan
00:20A rather special phenomenon has emerged.
00:22Even a somewhat astonishing political situation
00:25In Putrajaya
00:26Simon and Barisan Nasional are the governing partners.
00:29But what happens when they turn around and go to the state election battlegrounds in Johor and Negeri Sembilan?
00:33The two sides, however, became direct competitors.
00:37In this central region, they are comrades-in-arms.
00:40But what about the complex relationships between opposing sides in the state election?
00:43Shou Xia Anhua had already spoken harshly about it earlier.
00:46A public warning to all ministers, deputy ministers, and senior government officials.
00:49During the state election campaign period
00:51We must never use our guns against the Unity Government.
00:55If anyone makes extreme remarks that damage the country
00:58If this is the basis for cooperation within a united government, then resignation is necessary.
01:02The prime minister issued a stern order.
01:05The Foreign Minister is scheduled to run in the Negeri Sembilan state election.
01:08Mohd Hasan, the second-in-command of Barisan Nasional, immediately took the bait and retorted.
01:12Although he did not attack any federal government leaders
01:16But if Anwar has already given this order...
01:18He himself was willing to resign from the position of minister.
01:21However, Communications Minister Fahmi has already offered some easing of tensions today.
01:25Further explanation
01:26Anwar has not yet asked any ministers to resign.
01:30The Prime Minister's reason was to remind everyone to maintain discipline.
01:34Maintaining the spirit of a unity government
01:36Don't let the state election damage our working relationships.
01:39Fahmi stated that democratic societies inherently allow for competition between different political parties.
01:44Therefore, it is normal for differing political views to emerge during the election period.
01:48Anwar gave a warning first, rather than immediately dismissing him.
01:52Although Fami came out to cool down and ease the situation.
01:55But what about the warning that frightened Prime Minister Anwar?
01:57Deputy Prime Minister and UMNO President Amozashi attended an event today.
02:01He echoed the strong tone of his second brother, Mohasan, saying...
02:06If the Prime Minister truly possesses evidence...
02:08He can directly replace the player.
02:10If the Prime Minister is unhappy, he can argue directly.
02:12No need to call the minister, just resign.
02:14After all, the final decision-making power regarding the appointment and removal of ministers rests with the government.
02:18They're all in Prime Minister Anwar's hands.
02:21Nazashi believed
02:22People should view state elections and central politics separately.
02:26Don't let the competition during the state election cause you to...
02:28They drag the central government into everything.
02:30Not to mention, even the slightest thing.
02:32Demanding the minister's resignation
02:34The tension between the top two leaders of the Barisan Nasional coalition and Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is palpable.
02:38It's getting stronger and stronger.
02:40And rumors have already circulated in the martial arts world
02:41Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional
02:43Salad Vietnamese Political Parties Alliance
02:44and Sabah People's Alliance
02:46We met today.
02:48Discussions on forming a new political alliance
02:51Attempting to join forces to oust the Prime Minister
02:53Is that rumor true?
02:56In response
02:57Ambo Tashi denied the rumors today.
03:00It was emphasized that this did not happen.
03:02Zaxi said
03:03He himself was unaware of this news.
03:05Where did it come from?
03:07That doesn't mean they want to bring down the Prime Minister.
03:08However, in the three state elections, the National Alliance (PN) has officially joined forces with the Perikatan Nasional (PN) party.
03:14formation
03:14Could they be...?
03:15Although that body is still in the Unity Government
03:18But their hearts have already been with the National Alliance.
03:22Facing the reorganized Barisan Nasional in three states
03:25How long can this united government cooperation last?
03:28In response, Zaxi reiterated the importance of sending Dingxinwan.
03:31Barisan Nasional will remain in the unity government.
03:35They will cooperate at least until the 16th General Election.
03:38This is because it is a formal decision that has already been officially passed by the UMNO General Assembly.
03:43Everyone within UMNO must respect
03:46Although Tashi repeatedly reiterated
03:48Barisan Nasional will support the Unity Government
03:50Endure until the end of the term
03:52However, Huang Jingfa, a political scientist at Shuangwei University
03:55During an appearance on the Malaysiakini podcast
03:57The headline headquarters believes
03:59If Simon suffers a crushing defeat in the Negeri Sembilan state election
04:03Therefore, it is possible that UMNO will force Anwar to hold an early general election.
04:08He believes that although the Negeri Sembilan state election is just a state election
04:11But in reality, it's a test of the true strength of each political party.
04:15If Simon suffers a crushing defeat, UMNO will likely call for a reassessment.
04:20Partnership with Simon
04:22Then a unity government would face even greater pressure.
04:25Therefore, the state elections in the three states are not only a contest for state power.
04:29It is also testing the political winds of the 16th General Election.

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