Overview
- Malaysia’s prime minister told a Pakatan Harapan convention in Johor that breaches of coalition deals could trigger state or national elections.
- He said he will meet PH leaders to decide next steps, including whether to call a snap election.
- He named Johor, Negeri Sembilan, Selangor, Pahang and Penang as states that could face votes if the pact unravels.
- He criticized state governments for pre-election handouts, calling them moves that strain the coalition’s agreement.
- He said PKR, DAP and Amanah remain stable, and he added that PH is open to fair talks but will not be threatened.