Ada maklumat kata Haji Hadi tak suka kepada Anwar masa dua dua dalam ABIM lagi. Ketika PRU ke 13 2013, Haji Hadi menamakan Ku Li (BN) sebagai calon PM kononnya Ku Li akan masuk Pas.
Ketika krisis politik Selangor (2013 - 2014 ) atau dikenali sebagai "Langkah Kajang", Haji Hadi tidak setuju Anwar dinamakan sebagai MB Selangor. Selepas Anwar dipenjarakan, PKR dan Dap bersetuju menamakan Wan Azizah sebagai ganti, namun Haji Hadi menolak dengan keras atas alasan orang perempuan tidak boleh jadi MB sehingga terlantiknya Azmin Ali.
Jadi tak pelik la bila Anwar jadi PMX, kebencian itu semakin menjadi jadi dan merebak di kalangan pengikutnya terutama budak budak baru dalam Pas, lebih lebih lagi Anwar dilantik sebagai PMX dalam situasi Pas dah " cukup jumlah " untuk jadi Kerajaan.
Hari ini kita menyaksikan Pas melalui budak budaknya menyerang apa saja tindak tanduk Anwar sebagai PMX tanpa mengira baik atau buruk di saat dunia mula menyanjung Malaysia kerana PMX.
Ok. Terbaik. Ayoh Chik lay ground work dengan Kedutaan AS sebelum ketibaan Trump
Kenyataan Media Pejabat Presiden PAS
PRESIDEN PAS TERIMA KUNJUNGAN HORMAT DUTA AMERIKA SYARIKAT
1. Presiden PAS, YB Dato’ Seri Tuan Guru Haji Abdul Hadi Awang menerima kunjungan hormat Duta Amerika Syarikat ke Malaysia, H.E. Kamala Shirin Lakhdhir di Pejabat Agung PAS Pusat, Kuala Lumpur.
2. Pertemuan yang berlangsung lebih sejam tersebut menyentuh pelbagai isu politik dan perkembangan semasa, di peringkat dalam dan luar negara.
3. Presiden PAS berkongsi pandangan tentang konsep keadilan Islam, keutamaan untuk mendahulukan damai dalam setiap perkara, dan pendekatan yang diambil oleh PAS untuk membangunkan Negeri Kelantan dan Terengganu.
Sebagai anak muda yg baru separuh hari menyokong Pejuang dan Perikatan Nasional , saya membantah keras kenyataan jahat Zuhdi ini.
Kenyataan Zuhdi kononnya PN sedang nazak adalah tidak benar sama sekali.
Hakikatnya, Perikatan Nasional kini semakin gagah dan kukuh dgn penyertaan Parti Pejuang, GTA, Muda dan Hindraf yg kini membentuk Ikatan Perihatin Rakyat (IPR) sebagai satu gabungan suci yg lahir dari suara² pejuang kemerdekaan serta pahlawan sejati yg sejak dahulu menentang kominis dan penjajahan pemikiran barat.
Lebih membanggakan lagi, PN kini mendapat dokongan padu daripada Negarawan Ulung Ayahanda Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad yg kami yakini sebagai Malikul Zaman yakni wali akhir zaman yg mempunyai karamah luar biasa dan mampu hidup sehingga 1000 tahun demi menyelamatkan bangsa, agama dan negara kita..
Kalau kita imbas kembali sejarah penubuhan Perikatan Nasional itu sendiri sangat menghayat hati nurani kita sebagai rakyat yg cintakan tanah air ini kerana Perikatan Nasional itu lahir dari jalanan , perjuangan yg perit dan air mata..
Perikatan Nasional adalah satu gabungan yg mulia yg mendapat berkat dan rahmat dari Allah..
Ianya adalah satu gabungan yg tertubuh hasil dari desakan rakyat Malaysia khususnya para Pejuang selepas peristiwa pengkhianatan terbesar mandat rakyat yg didalangi oleh DAP dan juga kominis.
Mereka mula takut melihat pencapaian² pentadbiran dinegeri² SG4 yg dinaungi oleh Negarawan kita Sang Malikul Zaman yg kini cemerlang hingga ke peringkat antarabangsa.
Antara pencapaian luar biasa SG4 di bawah bimbingan ulama-ulama ekonomi dan negarawan Malikul Zaman ialah:
1. Pelaburan asing mencecah RM1 trilion hasil keyakinan pelabur terhadap doa qunut nazilah pemimpin negeri.
2. NASA telah membuka cawangan di Langkawi, khas untuk memantau pergerakan malaikat dan bintang jatuh.
3. Industri berat SG4 Aerospace & Halal Rocketry dilancarkan di Kuala Nerus telah menghasilkan ribuan peluang kerja untuk graduan kejuruteraan pesawat hijau dgn teknologi nuklear.
5. Kadar kemiskinan menurun ke paras negatif 2%, kerana rakyat dinegeri SG4 kaya dgn elaun rm5000 sebulan yg diberi oleh kerajaan pimpinan SG4.
6. Indeks kebahagiaan rakyat SG4 mengatasi Switzerland kerana rakyat disana tidur lena tanpa perlu risau tentang konsert Coldplay.
Inilah bukti bahawa prestasi Perikatan Nasional sangat jauh meninggalkan Kerajaan Madani yg semakin kelam dan tenggelam.
Yang nazak hanyalah naratif DAP dan sekutu liberal mereka yg sudah mula goyah melihat kebangkitan Islam yg semakin membara dibawah panji hijau.
Apapun, saya tidak menyalahkan Zuhdi sepenuhnya kerana saya percaya beliau hanyalah mangsa propaganda DAP yg sedang takut melihat sinar keislaman yang terpancar dari kilauan mentari Madani SG4.
Kerana hakikatnya, Perikatan Nasional bukan sekadar parti politik tetapi ia adalah gerakan spiritual abad ini.
Dan saya sebagai anak muda IPR, akan terus mempertahankan perjuangan suci ini hingga ketitisan teh ais yg terakhir ✊
Ahli Parlimen Machang, Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal menyelar peraturan baru dikeluarkan Bersatu yang melarang pemimpin dan ahli daripada berhubung serta berbincang dengan ahli yang telah dijatuhkan hukuman oleh Lembaga Disiplin parti itu.
Beliau melabel Setiausaha Agung Bersatu, Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali sebagai “pondan”, dan peraturan yang dikeluarkannya sebagai “peraturan bodoh”.
Katanya, beliau sebagai ahli parti malu apabila larangan sedemikian dijadikan “troll” oleh parti-parti lain.
“Saya tanya rakan-rakan (dari Pas), mereka bimbang (isu pemecatan dan penggantungan keahlian) sebab dua Ahli Parlimen yang perform kena macam ini.
“Kemudian ada pula peraturan bodoh dari SUA yang tak boleh duduk dekat (dengan ahli dikenakan tindakan disiplin).
“Bersatu kena troll oleh UMNO, Akmal Saleh, Asyraf Wajdi. Malu bagi saya lah. Apa ke pondan sangat SUA ini,” katanya kepada media selepas sidang media di Parlimen sebentar tadi.
Terdahulu Pemimpin dan ahli Bersatu diingatkan agar tidak terlibat dalam sebarang bentuk penganjuran, perjumpaan atau perbincangan dengan mana-mana pihak yang telah dijatuhkan hukuman oleh Lembaga Disiplin parti itu.
Arahan itu dibuat dalam satu surat pekeliling Setiausaha Agung Bilangan 3 Tahun 2025 yang ditandatangani Mohamed Azmin minggu lalu.
Menurut pekeliling itu, menjadi satu kesalahan jika mana-mana ahli parti bersubahat dengan pihak luar termasuk mereka yang telah dijatuhkan hukuman, untuk menghasut ahli-ahli parti atau membuat kenyataan yang mencemarkan nama baik serta maruah parti kerana perbuatan itu bercanggah dengan Fasal 22.1(f).
Lembaga Disiplin Bersatu telah memecat keahlian Ahli Parlimen Tasek Gelugor, Datuk Wan Saiful Wan Jan dan menggantung keahlian selama satu penggal Wan Ahmad Fayhsal.
Tindakan pemecatan keahlian turut dikenakan ke atas empat lagi ketua bahagian parti.
Presiden Filipina, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. menerima tukul upacara Pengerusi ASEAN daripada Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, dalam majlis penyerahan rasmi sempena majlis penutupan Sidang Kemuncak ASEAN ke-47 di Kuala Lumpur pada 28 Oktober 2025. Foto Reuters
KUALA LUMPUR, 28 Okt – Sidang Kemuncak ASEAN ke-47 dan sidang-sidang kemuncak berkaitan melabuhkan tirainya hari ini sejak dirasmikan Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim selaku Pengerusi ASEAN 2025 pada 26 Oktober lalu.
Malaysia hari ini menyerahkan tugas sebagai Pengerusi ASEAN 2025 secara rasmi kepada Filipina yang akan menggalas tugas selaku Pengerusi ASEAN 2026 berkuatkuasa mulai 1 Januari tahun depan.
Upacara simbolik penyerahan tukul yang menjadi simbolik acara itu dilakukan Perdana Menteri Malaysia, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim kepada Presiden Filipina, Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
Presiden Filipina, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. menerima tukul upacara Pengerusi ASEAN daripada Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, dalam majlis penyerahan rasmi sempena majlis penutupan Sidang Kemuncak ASEAN ke-47 di Kuala Lumpur pada 28 Oktober 2025. Foto Reuters
Presiden Filipina itu akan melaksanakan tugasnya mengemudi pertubuhan serantau itu mendepani cabaran serantau dan global serta melaksanakan tugas-tugas Malaysia yang menekankan tema ‘Keterangkuman dan Kemampanan’.
Ini kali keenam Filipina memikul tugas sebagai Pengerusi ASEAN selepas 1976, 1987, 1999, 2007 dan 2017.
Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim bersama rakan sejawatnya dari New Zealand, Christopher Luxon pada mesyuarat dua hala yang diadakan sempena Sidang Kemuncak ASEAN ke-47 dan Sidang Kemuncak Berkaitan di Kuala Lumpur pada 28 Oktober 2025. Foto Facebook Anwar Ibrahim
KUALA LUMPUR, 28 Okt – Sebagai rakan rapat yang memahami semangat dan aspirasi ASEAN, New Zealand disifatkan sebagai sebuah negara yang amat memahami serta tetap bersama walau semasa susah mahu pun senang.
Pernyataan ikhlas tersebut disampaikan Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim ketika mempengerusikan bersama Sidang Kemuncak Peringatan ASEAN-New Zealand, sempena Sidang Kemuncak ASEAN ke-47 yang bakal melabuhkan tirainya hari ini.
Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim bersama rakan sejawatnya dari New Zealand, Christopher Luxon pada mesyuarat dua hala yang diadakan sempena Sidang Kemuncak ASEAN ke-47 dan Sidang Kemuncak Berkaitan di Kuala Lumpur pada 28 Oktober 2025. Foto Facebook Anwar Ibrahim
Perdana Menteri berkata, melalui tema ASEAN tahun ini iaitu ‘Keterangkuman dan Kemampanan’, tema yang diangkat sempena Kepengerusian ASEAN 2025 merupakan lensa yang praktikal bagi kedua-dua pihak berusaha membentuk masa depan bersama.
“Kita berada di sini untuk meraikan perkongsian yang bukan saja bertahan sejak sekian lama tetapi juga untuk mencari cara memperkukuh hubungan kita.
Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim bersama rakan sejawatnya dari New Zealand, Christopher Luxon pada mesyuarat dua hala yang diadakan sempena Sidang Kemuncak ASEAN ke-47 dan Sidang Kemuncak Berkaitan di Kuala Lumpur pada 28 Oktober 2025. Foto Facebook Anwar Ibrahim
“New Zealand, sejak sekian lama bersama ASEAN, melalui detik kemakmuran dan saat kemenangan, daripada krisis kemanusiaan hingga ketidaktentuan global.
“Justeru, kedudukan ini sudah tentu akan membuka jalan baharu, bukan saja untuk mengemudi cabaran tetapi juga meneroka peluang baharu,” katanya.
Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim bersama rakan sejawatnya dari New Zealand, Christopher Luxon pada mesyuarat dua hala yang diadakan sempena Sidang Kemuncak ASEAN ke-47 dan Sidang Kemuncak Berkaitan di Kuala Lumpur pada 28 Oktober 2025. Foto Facebook Anwar Ibrahim
Lebih istimewa, pernyataan Anwar selaku Pengerusi ASEAN 2025 disampaikan sempena ulang tahun ke-50 hubungan dialog antara ASEAN dan New Zealand yang turut dipengerusikan bersama Perdana Menteri New Zealand, Christopher Luxon dan disaksikan Ketua-Ketua Negara ASEAN.
Untuk rekod, New Zealand menjadi rakan dialog ASEAN seawal tahun 1975, menjadikan negara itu rakan dialog kedua tertua dalam kalangan negara luar ASEAN.
Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim bersama rakan sejawatnya dari New Zealand, Christopher Luxon pada mesyuarat dua hala yang diadakan sempena Sidang Kemuncak ASEAN ke-47 dan Sidang Kemuncak Berkaitan di Kuala Lumpur pada 28 Oktober 2025. Foto Facebook Anwar Ibrahim
Pada 2015, hubungan dua hala itu dipertingkatkan ke tahap Perkongsian Strategik menekankan pemantapan hubungan erat yang sedia terjalin walau pemimpin bersilih ganti manakala Vietnam kini berperanan sebagai penyelaras hubungan dialog ASEAN-New Zealand.
Jumlah dagangan dua hala antara ASEAN dan New Zealand mencecah NZ$27 bilion (RM65.57 bilion) pada 2024 dengan sasaran peningkatan sekali ganda menjelang 2030.
Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim bersama rakan sejawatnya dari New Zealand, Christopher Luxon pada mesyuarat dua hala yang diadakan sempena Sidang Kemuncak ASEAN ke-47 dan Sidang Kemuncak Berkaitan di Kuala Lumpur pada 28 Oktober 2025. Foto Facebook Anwar Ibrahim
Perikatan Nasional akan mulai nazak sekiranya tiada usaha pemulihan dibuat pada kadar segera, kata seorang pemimpin Pas.
“Saya sudah beritahu tu, PN sedang bermasalah besar. Jika tidak dipulihkan segera, PN mulai nazak,” kata ahli jawatankuasa pusat Pas Dr Zuhdi Marzuki.
Sebulan yang lalu Zuhdi turut mengatakan bahawa PN berada dalam tahap kritikal memandangkan dua dari tiga pakatan politik yang dianggotai Pas dalam tempoh sedekad telah tamat begitu sahaja.
Komen di atas dibuat sejurus selepas Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah (Indera Mahkota) menggesa Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin berundur dari jawatan presiden Bersatu.
Ada spekulasi mendakwa bahawa kumpulan tertentu di dalam Pas turut sama menyokong usaha perubahan kepimpinan di dalam Bersatu.
Anwar had secured Trump's attendance at a regional summit whose relevance has been repeatedly questioned. Photo taken before Trump depart for Japan on October 27, 2025. Photo by Instagram Anwar Ibrahim
OPINION, Oct 28 – “I was in prison but you almost got there,” Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim joked to US President Donald Trump as the cameras rolled.
It was a dicey joke – one he quickly moved on from given Trump’s less-than amused demeanour – but also arguably one only a veteran politician basking in his recent wins would dare make.
He had just signed a deal with Trump to lower tariffs on Malaysian exports to the US from 24% to 19%. Although many other details remain unclear, any assurance that levies will not rise further is welcome amid all the uncertainty.
But most important of all, Anwar had secured Trump’s attendance at a regional summit whose relevance has been repeatedly questioned. The US president was at the meeting of Association of South East Asian Nations, or Asean, in Kuala Lumpur solely to preside over a highly publicised “peace deal” between Thailand and Cambodia, which Anwar orchestrated.
Anwar Ibrahim has for decades waited in the wings to lead Malaysia. Photo by Instagram Anwar Ibrahim
He also brokered the fragile ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia after deadly border clashes earlier this year – he stepped in after Trump threatened to impose tariffs on both sides if the fighting didn’t stop.
Some called it a diplomatic victory for Malaysia, while others said Anwar was simply in the right place at the right time – this year, it was the Malaysian PM’s turn to lead Asean.
But Anwar would argue he waited 25 years for his turn – a turbulent time in the wings, during which he was jailed twice.
Tumultuous path to power
Anwar first made his name as a charismatic firebrand student leader who founded Malaysia’s Islamic youth movement, ABIM.
In 1982, he joined the long-ruling party United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), surprising many who had expected him to steer clear of the establishment.
But it proved a canny political move – he climbed up the ladder rapidly and held multiple ministerial posts.
Anwar first made his name as a charismatic firebrand student leader who founded Malaysia’s Islamic youth movement, ABIM.Photo by Facebook Anwar Ibrahim
In 1993, he became deputy to then-prime minister Mahathir Mohamad and was widely seen as his heir-apparent. That was until they fell out over the handling of the Asian financial crisis in 1997, which hit Malaysia hard.
Anwar was sacked the next year, then jailed for sodomy and corruption – charges he denies to this day, arguing they were part of a smear campaign to remove him as a political threat.
In 2004, a year after Mahathir stepped down, Malaysia’s Supreme Court overturned the sodomy conviction and freed Anwar. He emerged as the leader of an invigorated opposition, leading it to its strongest-ever performance in the 2013 elections.
Less than a year later, while preparing to fight a state election, new sodomy charges were filed against him, sending him back to jail.
Anwar’s biggest achievement is perhaps the political stability he appears to have brought to a country that has cycled through three prime ministers between 2020 and 2021.
Then in 2016, in a shock turn of events, Mahathir came out of retirement to run for top office, as then-leader Najib Razak faced corruption allegations.
Mahathir, then 92, struck an unlikely deal with the still-imprisoned Anwar, where he promised to free Anwar if elected, and eventually hand over the PM job to him. Their coalition scored a historic victory in 2018, but the alliance began to unravel as the nonagenarian kept shifting the goalposts for handing over power.
In the 2022 election, Anwar’s coalition won the most seats but still fell short of the number needed to form a government.
After days of deadlock, the king appointed him PM.
Some thought his term would be short-lived. But nearly three years on, the 78-year-old has already held on to the job for longer than his three predecessors.
Founding father of ASEAN a significant approach by the Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to driven the ASEAN a true success regional cooperation.
Stable but polarised
Anwar’s biggest achievement is perhaps the political stability he appears to have brought to a country that has cycled through three prime ministers between 2020 and 2021.
“Malaysia these days is sometimes seen as among the most stable in South East Asia… which has also made it relatively attractive for investors,” says Syaza Shukri, a political science professor at the International Islamic University Malaysia.
But cost of living is rising, as it is in so many other countries. In July, 20,000 protesters took to the streets in Kuala Lumpur demanding Anwar’s resignation, over rising costs and a lack of economic reforms.
With Trump’s presence over the ASEAN-US Summit in Kuala Lumpur positioned Anwar as a new global leader brokered a peace agreement between Thailand and Cambodia. Photo by Facebook Anwar Ibrahim
And expensive investments in semiconductor manufacturing and data centres are yet to pay off. That’s why the tariff deal with the US was crucial for the export-driven economy.
Others accuse his administration of not doing enough to promote a more inclusive Malaysia in the face of rising Islamism. Religious outrage has sometimes spilled into violence in the Muslim-majoirty country, which also has a sizeable ethnic Chinese population.
In 2024, a convenience store chain sparked an outcry for selling socks printed with the word “Allah” – the Arabic word for God – which many Muslims saw as an insult to Islam. The store was attacked with Molotov cocktail attacks as people called for it to be boycotted and for the company’s executives to be charged.
Anwar managed to stabilise local economy with many incentives for Malaysian during his premiership since November 2022.
In 2023, a Chinese Muslim restaurant had to publicly apologise after it came under fire over a staff member wearing a crucifix necklace.
“The middle ground for Malaysian politics is no longer a tolerant multiracial Malaysia, but a conservative Malaysia with an Islamic outlook… Anwar’s position on political Islam may just move the country to unchartered territory,” professor of Asian studies James Chin wrote in a commentary published by CNA.
Critics also accuse Anwar of favouritism and question his anti-corruption pledges – in a contentious move, public prosecutors dropped 47 corruption charges in 2023 against a key Anwar ally, the deputy PM.
The diplomatic dance
Internationally, Anwar has been more successful.
As prime minister, he has a deft balancing act ahead to make sure the emerging, economy he is in charge of doesn’t get caught between the US and China.
He had also invited China’s leader Xi Jinping to the summit. Xi had made an official visit to Malaysia in April, after a 12-year gap, but he skipped this week’s summit.
As prime minister, Anwar has a deft balancing act ahead to make sure the emerging, economy he is in charge of doesn’t get caught between the US and China.
But Trump’s presence was no small thing for South East Asian economies that rely on the US market. It meant other countries, like Thailand and Vietnam, could also discuss details and gain assurances on tariffs – which they would count as a win, for now.
Anwar has been very active on the diplomatic front. Within his first year as PM, he visited all Asean countries, apart from Myanmar, where a civil war has been raging since the army seized power in 2021.
It has been one of Asean’s most intractable challenges – while Anwar has been praised for speaking up more on the issue, little has changed on the ground, partly because China has the most influence over the military junta.
Still, Professor Chin believes Anwar has “moved the needle a little” in restoring Asean’s relevance.
His role in the Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire also boosted Anwar’s standing, but these diplomatic wins mean little to ordinary Malaysians.
Anwar (centre), Cambodia’s PM Hun Manet (left) and Thailand’s acting PM Phumtham Wechayachai attended peace talks in Kuala Lumpur in July. Photo by Instagram Anwar Ibrahim
What’s resonated at home is his advocacy for the Palestinian cause, which has become louder since the war in Gaza began in 2023.
“Anwar needs to fly the Palestinian flag to the hilt to satisfy public opinion and fortify himself against attacks from opponents who accuse him of not going far enough,” says Ariel Tan, coordinator of the Malaysia programme at the S Rajaratnam School of International Studies.
But Anwar also faces a dilemma because he needs to maintain good ties with Washington, Israel’s most powerful ally, Ms Tan says.
“Since Trump’s re-election, he has reduced his criticism of the United States’ role in the conflict. Engaging the US has become more critical, particularly with the tariff threat.”
The question is, will Anwar be able to balance the demands at home with those abroad, and start to replicate his international success on a local stage?
The answer to that will be crucial to his survival in the next election, due in 2028.
