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  • Muhyiddin's anti-Madani axis

  • Anwar's magnanimity

  • Jho Low's new identity


Muhyiddin's anti-Madani axis

Perikatan Nasional chairperson Muhyiddin Yassin met with several opposition party leaders on Friday.

Besides PN parties, those at the talks included Muda and PSM.

PAS was notably absent from the meet, but was reportedly invited.

The meeting sought to explore the possibility of forming a united front on national and public interest matters.

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Anwar's magnanimity

PKR president Anwar Ibrahim has no intention to discipline his former deputy Rafizi Ramli and the latter’s allies for going "rogue".

The party's communications director said that Anwar had told members to respect differing opinions.

Meanwhile, Rafizi warned that if unhappiness within PKR is not resolved, it may experience a break-up like Umno did after Anwar was sacked in 1998.

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Jho Low's new identity

Fugitive businessperson Jho Low is reportedly living in Shanghai under a fake identity.

Investigative journalists Bradley Hope and Tom Wright claimed that Low is using a fake Australian passport with the name Constantinos Achilles Veis.

He is allegedly living in an affluent part of Shanghai and works at the city's financial centre as a "behind-the-scenes strategist" for the Chinese government.

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