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The Democratic Action Party has secured overwhelming delegate support to remain in Malaysia's federal coalition government through the end of the current parliamentary term, reaffirming its commitment to the unity administration framework.
The Democratic Action Party has thrown its weight behind Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's initiative to dismantle the Universities and University Colleges Act, while simultaneously pressing the government to sustain momentum on other delayed reform promises.
Political analyst Ong Kian Ming warns that delayed resignation of DAP ministers and deputy ministers could set off a chain of events leading to Parliament's dissolution and a snap general election in February 2027.
Two Democratic Action Party MPs have backed Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's statement that Israeli citizens discovered in Malaysia will be deported, arguing the nation has sovereign rights over immigration enforcement.
Transport Minister Lim Guan Eng has dismissed speculation about DAP leaving Pakatan Harapan, emphasising that slower progress on reforms is an unavoidable cost of coalition governance under PM Anwar Ibrahim.