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八点最热报 | 巫统一边留在政府掌权，一边不断向伊党靠岸，行动党还会在这艘越来越摇晃的船上待多久？更现实的是，在所谓的“后安华时代”，倒数的恐怕不只是安华的政治时间，也包括华社曾经押注在这届政府身上的“改革承诺”。司法改革、制度改革、反贪、族群平等，一张张当年开出去的支票，还有多少来得及兑现？（主播：萧慧敏）
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00:03The one-party convention has just ended
00:06Then UMNO sent another meaningful signal
00:09Simon will not be invited to this week's UMNO general meeting.
00:12But invited one party
00:13UMNO is still in the unity government.
00:16The body has already crossed over to a party
00:18The call for Muslim unity was loud and clear.
00:20It's Zhengtianxiang
00:21The unity government ship is still struggling to move forward.
00:25UMNO remains in government power
00:28On the one hand, constantly moving closer to one party
00:30How much longer will the DAP stay on this increasingly shaky ship?
00:34Woolen cloth
00:34But more realistic is
00:36In the so-called post-Anwar era
00:38It's probably not just Anwar's political time that's counting down.
00:41This also includes the reform promises that the Chinese community had placed on this government.
00:46Judicial reform
00:47Institutional reform
00:48Anti-corruption
00:49Ethnic equality
00:50Checks issued back then
00:52How much can be cashed out in time?
00:55Political scientist Pan Yongqiang pointed out
00:57Even more troublesome is
00:58The remaining year
00:59economy
01:00reform
01:01Governance
01:01Of course it's important.
01:02But the marginal effect in politics is getting smaller and smaller.
01:06If voters have already formed a judgment
01:08Those one or two policies are unlikely to reverse the trend instantly.
01:12The reforms are progressing too slowly
01:13Supporters felt it wasn't enough
01:14Pushing too fast
01:16It might also offend the ruling allies.
01:17Therefore, Anwar may not be facing a counter-offensive now.
01:21Instead, it was a direct bloodbath.
01:24However, Huang Jingfa, a political scientist at Shuangwei University, pointed out...
01:26In the past, Ukraine and China cooperated.
01:28A military unification can rightfully take the lead.
01:30We're discussing cooperation today.
01:32What about the flags on the table?
01:34Things have changed.
01:35One party is not only unwilling to voluntarily step down to second place
01:38Voices within the party calling for him to become prime minister are becoming increasingly prominent.
01:41Meanwhile, the ambitions of grassroots members of one party for the prime minister's position are rising.
01:45This could become a new pressure point in Ukraine-China relations.
01:48A military unification would require leveraging the votes of one party to return to the center of power.
01:51But it's impossible to conquer an entire country through hard work.
01:53You ultimately carried the sedan chair for one party.
01:55One party needs to break through its own political ceiling with the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO).
01:58But if one has already secured the most seats...
02:01And why should the position of prime minister be handed over with both hands?
02:05This may be Anwar's last lifeline.
02:12From Rongfo to Sanmei Lanzhou County
02:13The cooperation model between military unification and one-party rule has been successfully replicated time and again.
02:17Arriving at the One-Party Congress
02:18Who will go to the city?
02:19Both sides released a more high-profile message of Muslim unity.
02:22Originally, Anwar had pulled him into the unity government.
02:24UMNO is considered a key pillar for stabilizing the central government.
02:28It's becoming increasingly obvious now.
02:30The feet are still in the unity government
02:31But half of his body had already sided with one party.
02:34Political scientist Pan Yongqiang believes
02:36After several consecutive weekly elections
02:37The decline of the unity government has already taken shape.
02:40Anwar's remaining time
02:42It's probably too late to turn the situation around.
02:44For a united government
02:46There's not much left to do in the remaining time.
02:50Because after three weeks of elections
02:53From Sabah and Johor to Semi-Met.
02:55This matter has already been revealed.
02:57The Anwar government was also unable to salvage the situation.
03:00Then the military unification that was originally intended to be won over
03:03They are also increasingly aligning themselves with the Islamic Party.
03:05So the time that comes next
03:07In fact, for the Western Alliance government
03:09It's already a kind of hunger and pleasure
03:10Barely maintaining power
03:13Awaiting the dissolution of Congress
03:15If the Anwar government still has some ability...
03:18You can only participate in the remaining congressional sessions.
03:21To promote one or two institutional reform plans
03:24You need to give an explanation during your time in office.
03:27Therefore, the issue of calling a snap election has resurfaced.
03:30Once UMNO fully aligns with one party
03:32Barisan Nasional (BN) forces leave the Unity Government.
03:34Anwar City will inevitably face enormous pressure.
03:36But does UMNO really dare to jump ship now?
03:39Huang Jinfa, a political scientist at Shuangwei University, believes
03:42not necessarily
03:43Because the most difficult problem to solve in the Wuyi cooperation is...
03:45It was never about whether or not we could join forces to fight the Western Alliance.
03:48But after winning
03:49Who will be the boss?
03:50Who will become prime minister?
03:52There was a previous view that said
03:54The collaboration between Wu Yi and others was almost entirely without training.
03:57But now we know
03:59Although that is the general trend
04:01But these two parties
04:03Or is it because of who's in charge?
04:06Who will be the second son?
04:07There is no way to do it immediately
04:09They just fell together
04:11Because the key reason is
04:13UMNO originally thought PAS was willing to take the second place.
04:17But you saw this Islamic Party congress.
04:20You know them
04:21Uslan Party felt that
04:22If I can win today
04:24Why should I give it to you?
04:25Why did I become a Chiayi businessman for the sake of others?
04:28They even believe the next prime minister
04:40This is precisely Anwar's biggest breathing space right now.
04:43UMNO needs to concentrate votes as a single party
04:46But unwilling to become the second son
04:47One party needs UMNO to break through the geographical boundaries
04:50However, there was no reason for them to become powerful after their influence grew.
04:52handing over the position of prime minister
04:54As long as this question has no answer.
04:57UMNO has no need to rush to attack Anwar first.
05:00If he is confirmed for the next general election
05:03He's definitely going to be the boss.
05:04Or PAS is willing to join UMNO
05:07UMNO, of course, has an obligation to do so.
05:09We need to target Anhua Bigong right now.
05:11But it doesn't necessarily seem that way.
05:13At the same time
05:14Neither side can afford to risk being accused of opposing Malay unity.
05:20That's why you see they don't dare to say anything.
05:22I don't want a grand unity.
05:23He just said
05:23While we unite, we must also talk about principles.
05:27On the other hand, I want to tell you that we need to maintain flexibility.
05:30in other words
05:31It's about fighting and negotiating at the same time.
05:33So this is a very interesting situation.
05:36From the perspective of the latest voters
05:39This is what Taiwanese people call...
05:43The problem is that the bad stuff just won't let us continue.
05:45However, from the perspective of political parties
05:47Delay if you can
05:49Not only Simon
05:50The same applies to UMNO and PAS.
05:53Because they hope that dragging things out will be in their favor.
05:56in other words
05:57Anwar's goal for the last year
05:59It may no longer be a full-scale counterattack.
06:01Instead, he hugged Simon.
06:02Hold back UMNO and pry open their shamanic robes
06:04As long as Simon doesn't collapse
06:06UMNO won't leave
06:07The shamans continued to distrust each other.
06:09Anwar still has time
06:11But Pan Yongqiang believes
06:13Time may only delay the crisis.
06:15Malaysia's Shengzhi must start thinking.
06:18The so-called post-Anwar era
06:19For Malaysian society
06:21We must prepare for a post-Anwar era.
06:24This post-Anwar era is not just the end of a unity government.
06:28This also includes the possibility that Anwar's political career will surpass that of Duanlu.
06:49But the post-Anwar era does not necessarily equate to the post-Simon era.
06:52Pan Yongqiang believes
06:53The era of one-party dominance has been broken.
06:56Future regime changes may even occur repeatedly.
06:59Undoubtedly, he can replace Simon today.
07:01The two sides may split again in the future due to conflicts of interest.
07:04For Simon
07:05The real key is not whether they can stay in power forever.
07:09Even if they lose the next one
07:11Can this political force hold on?
07:14Waiting for the next restructuring
07:15When you enter this
07:17After the unification by force has been broken, the party's dominance has been broken.
07:20It will then have different party issues.
07:23This political party issue cannot be simply understood as...
07:26This is the hope that people will replace the government.
07:29This also includes the Barisan Nasional (PN) party replacing the Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition.
07:33Therefore, this party issue can be approached from the opposite perspective.
07:36It can go back and forth several times.
07:38As long as the Hope Alliance's power...
07:40Or perhaps the forces of social reformers have not collapsed.
07:43Maintain this energy
07:45You may still be reorganized in the next wave in the future.
07:49In the context of political party reorganization
07:52To regain some opportunities
07:56If Anwar's final year had already seen him shift from the offensive position of the Koh Han reforms...
08:00Push them all the way to the last stand, where they only wanted to stabilize their power.
08:03So what about the vote cast by the Chinese community four years ago?
08:05How much change has actually been achieved?
08:07The reform promises made back then
08:09How much can be cashed out in time?
08:11How many of these will ultimately amount to nothing?
08:13Even more dangerous is
08:14The biggest Achilles' heel of the team government today
08:16That might no longer be in Anwar's hands.
08:18And under UMNO's feet
08:20If this is done...
08:22If UMNO jumps ship
08:24That ship, which appears to still be sailing, belongs to the government of the Dan-kai class.
08:27Will it start to sink the next day?
08:29Today we're still discussing how to reform in the remaining year.
08:32Will tomorrow have already become...
08:34Can this government even last another day?
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