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八点最热报 | 从一家独大的巫统时代，到七国混战的碎片化格局，再到如今巫统、伊党、公正党三股力量逐渐成形，马来政治正在进入新的“三国杀”阶段。但这场战争，争夺的不只是席位，而是谁能够重新定义马来政治的未来。（主播：蔡心慧）
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00:00A reminder before watching the video
00:01There's more content on trending websites.
00:04Is the political table in Malay politics getting smaller?
00:08Looking at the table...
00:10It is highly likely that UMNO, PAS, PKR, Bersatu, and Vision Party will be involved.
00:14There are an increasing number of new forces attempting to win over Malay voters.
00:18But with the new political signals released by the Johor and Negeri Sembilan elections...
00:23A harsh reality is emerging.
00:26More and more players, but where can they stay?
00:29fewer and fewer
00:31When UMNO and PAS went from being rivals
00:33Gradually moving towards coordination and cooperation
00:36Join forces to strangle Simon
00:37The rules of the game in Malay politics are being rewritten.
00:41The problems of the future may no longer be just
00:43Who can win more votes
00:45But who will survive to the next Congress?
00:49Who will be the winner in this political elimination round?
00:52The first player to be asked to leave the table
00:56What happened after the political tsunami of 2018?
00:58Malay politics has shifted from the era of UMNO's sole dominance.
01:01Entering fragmented competition
01:02On the surface, that means more choices.
01:05But the same group of Malay voters are still being vied for.
01:08It's just a different political package.
01:11The biggest variable in this knockout stage
01:13It is UMNO's move towards one party.
01:15The past competition between the two parties led to the split of the Malay vote.
01:19This also gave Simon room to break through.
01:21But now, with Wu Yi reducing internal strife...
01:24Malaysian votes are beginning to be re-concentrated.
01:26This means the future of Malay politics
01:28It may never return to the era when UMNO held absolute power.
01:32Instead, it will form a new dominant pattern.
01:35UMNO and one party jointly control the dominant power in Malay politics.
01:40In this reshuffling
01:42Bersatu may be the first to face the crisis.
01:46Rising on the back of the anti-UMNO wave
01:48He was also one of the key players who changed Malay politics.
01:52But now it is caught in the most fundamental dilemma of positioning.
01:55Take the Malay ethnic route
01:57He cannot compare to UMNO, which has a longer history.
02:00Emphasizing reform while facing the Justice Party
02:02Relying on the National Alliance means facing an increasingly powerful one-party system.
02:06Moreover, the party is doing its utmost.
02:08Vigorously support the Vision Party to replace it
02:11The political table in Malay politics is shrinking.
02:13The number of players is decreasing.
02:15The party that remains in the future will not necessarily be the one with the loudest voice.
02:19Rather, it is the one that can answer.
02:20Why must I be chosen?
02:22And prove its irreplaceable power
02:28Over the past few decades
02:29Malay politics is almost synonymous with UMNO politics.
02:32But after the political tsunami of 2018
02:34This pattern was completely broken.
02:37UMNO loses its long-standing hegemony
02:38Malay politics has thus entered an era of fragmentation.
02:41So everyone sees one party: PKR (People's Justice Party) and Bersatu (Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia
02:44Even recently, forces such as the National Red Injustice Party have been rising in strength.
02:47In just a few years
02:48Malay politics has transitioned from a single dominant party to an era of multi-party competition.
02:52Like a seven-nation war
02:53Sofian, director of the Modica Polling Center, said
02:56On the surface
02:57Malaysia has more and more political choices.
02:59But in reality, everyone is still vying for the same group of Malay voters.
03:03They just used different political language and packaging.
03:29There seem to be a lot of players.
03:31However, those who truly possess national competitiveness
03:34There may only be three main forces left.
03:36Shaza, an associate professor at the International Islamic University, said
03:39The first is PAS.
03:40Among the many Malay political parties
03:42Its positioning is the clearest
03:44It has long been centered on Islamic politics.
03:46This means that Uzbekistan has lost its hegemony.
03:49But more than half a century of political experience
03:51It possesses a vast grassroots network and organizational machine.
03:54The most familiar name in Malay politics
03:57Third is the Justice Party
03:58That is different from Ukrainian Unity and PAS.
04:00It represents another route.
04:02Reform, pluralism and the Malay middle way
04:06I would say this is Lieutenant General HzL and the organization
04:10Their Form people passed on
04:26Did you know?
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04:35I think they still prefer PKR or BH.
04:39However, the results of the recent state elections in Johor and Samui show...
04:43A key change is taking place in Malay politics.
04:46In the past, UMNO and PAS clashed head-on in several Malay constituencies.
04:50This has led to a long-term split in the Malay voter base.
04:52But now, in order to jointly fight against the Western Alliance
04:55The two major Malay political forces no longer consume each other.
04:58Instead, it shifts to coordination and cooperation.
05:00Malay votes are beginning to shift from being scattered to being concentrated.
05:03It is also changing the rules of political competition in the past.
05:54Sufian said
05:55The future competitive model of Malay politics
05:57It may no longer be just one party challenging another.
06:00Rather, it is between different political alliances
06:02Recombination
06:04Even if different brands are retained
06:05Leadership and political ideology
06:07As long as we have a common goal
06:09Dissent can still play a role in key elections.
06:12Forming strategic cooperation
06:13This means that the future will determine the outcome of political battles.
06:16Perhaps it's not just the strength of a single political party.
06:19It's not about who can integrate more political resources.
06:21To form a more competitive cooperative force
06:24So I think there's a shift in practice here.
06:27From selecting the current choice
06:28When you know in the past
06:30The Central Party and the traditionalists
06:32For the obstruction faction
06:33Or traditionalists and traditionalists and traditionalists
06:35For the obstruction faction
06:37Now they are starting to move outwards.
06:38Therefore, they also indicate
06:39Definitely reunify or try to do more
06:41The consent of Wali
06:43For those who do not have to
06:45All business
06:47It still has two joint ventures.
06:48But they have already refused the contract.
06:50Renewed business
06:51Therefore, they have key points, etc.
06:59From multi-party competition to a three-way battle
07:02Malay politics is undergoing a new round of reshuffling.
07:04Caught between traditional forces and emerging forces
07:07However, political parties that cannot prove their unique value and strength
07:10They will face the greatest survival pressure.
07:13Among them, those who were mentioned by two respondents
07:16It is the Versatu Bersatu party
07:18Versatu
07:21It was originally leaked
07:23The first is because of what I said.
07:25It might be amno2.0.
07:27People can't be very crowded
07:29In the Bersatu
07:30Previously, it was the remaining sins of Bersatu.
07:34It is still
07:35But PAS didn't want to think it was serious.
07:37Therefore, they did not give up.
07:38Therefore, the sins that are not on the table at all
07:41Sins on the table
07:42I think we will face the challenge of breaking away.
07:45In selection
07:46If they continue with their classmates
07:48Even their agreement with other criminal organizations
07:50We are unsure if it will be successful.
07:52I believe these countries' vitality has been spent
07:56They must repeat themselves.
07:57If you want to repeat
08:20But this war is not just about fighting for Xi Jinping's position.
08:23The question is who can redefine the future of Malay politics.
08:27Wu Tong needs to prove
08:28He still possesses the ability to return to the core.
08:31One party needs to prove
08:32He can not only win support
08:33They are also capable of undertaking the responsibility of governing the country.
08:36And the resonance party
08:37In order to hold the increasingly narrow middle road
08:40As for the other players
08:42Time may be counting down.
08:44Who will become the new dominant force?
08:47Who will be the first player to be eliminated?
08:50Because in the new Malay political landscape
08:52In the end, it's not the strongest that remains.
08:56Rather, it's that irreplaceable player.
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