Unity Government Shaken in Malaysia: New Crack with Coalition Partner in Melaka
要点
- Although Prime Minister Enver İbrahim's unity government is maintained at the federal level, alliances at the state level are being damaged.
- Pakatan Harapan suffered a heavy election defeat against its coalition partner Barisan Nasional in Johor.
- PH opposed the constitutional amendment granting voting rights in Melaka, switching to the opposition.
- The relevant bill was approved with a vote of 23-5, despite the 'no' votes from PH lawmakers.
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Although the Malaysian unity government led by Prime Minister Enver İbrahim survives at the federal level, the fragile alliance at the state level is experiencing severe tensions. The Pakatan Harapan (PH) party suffered a heavy election defeat in the state of Johor against its federal coalition partner Barisan Nasional (BN).
Following this rift, the crisis has also spread to the state of Melaka. A constitutional amendment bill, which allows the Melaka government to appoint a maximum of seven unelected state council members with voting rights, caused a division between the parties. Five lawmakers from the PH voted against the bill.
Despite the opposition of PH lawmakers, the legislative amendment passed the state assembly with a vote of 23-5. These developments reveal the state-level power struggles and disagreements among the parties forming the unity government in Malaysian politics.
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- What are the main parties forming the unity government in Malaysia?
- The unity government is formed by Prime Minister Enver İbrahim's Pakatan Harapan (PH) party and its federal coalition partner Barisan Nasional (BN).
- What is the legislative change that caused the rift between the parties in Melaka?
- A constitutional amendment allowing the Melaka government to appoint a maximum of seven unelected state council members with voting rights led to debates and a division.
- What was the result of the constitutional amendment vote in the Melaka state assembly?
- Despite the 'no' votes from five Pakatan Harapan lawmakers, the amendment bill was passed in the assembly with a vote of 23-5.
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