Does PAS ending co-operation with Bersatu still keep PN ties?

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PAS ending co-operation with Bersatu does not mean it is leaving Perikatan Nasional (PN)

PAS announced an end to its co-operation with Bersatu, but the move does not mean PAS is exiting Perikatan Nasional (PN). The decision is framed as PAS feeling it has taken the Bersatu relationship as far as possible, while still keeping the broader PN connection intact rather than severing it.
PAS said it ended co-operation with Bersatu, not co-operation with PN
PAS publicly announced an end to its co-operation with Bersatu, clarifying that this is a separation at the level of Bersatu co-operation. The same framing also states directly that the decision does not translate into PAS leaving PN.
The announcement is described as a step inside the PN “grand unity” setup
The context around the announcement treats it as part of PAS pushing a broader “grand” Malay-first coalition concept rather than a withdrawal from PN. Even with the rupture with Bersatu, PAS is still positioned within the PN landscape rather than moving out of it.
Bersatu is portrayed as thinking similarly, without breaking PN ties in the statement
Bersatu is described as feeling the same way as PAS, suggesting a mutual view about the relationship reaching its limit. However, the key factual point remains that PAS’s decision is explicitly not an exit from PN.
PAS actions point to coalition-building while PN ties remain intact
PAS is described as extending invitations to multiple Malay-first organisations and reactivating Muafakat Nasional, with Annuar Musa named as part of the effort. These coalition-building moves are presented alongside the explicit clarification that ending co-operation with Bersatu does not equal leaving PN.

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