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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has publicly questioned claims by former PKR deputy president Azmin Ali that he was invited to rejoin the party, raising fresh tensions within the coalition.
Pasir Gudang MP Hassan Karim warns against concentrating allocation powers in the Prime Minister's office, calling for parliamentary budgets to be entrenched within the formal annual budget framework.
Former Negeri Sembilan menteri besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun has indicated his readiness to step aside from his position as state PKR chairman in the aftermath of the party's disappointing showing in recent state elections.
PKR president Anwar Ibrahim has emphasized the continued importance of former Negeri Sembilan menteri besar Aminuddin Harun in guiding the party's younger cadre, citing his dignified acceptance of electoral setbacks as an exemplary leadership trait.
Tengku Zafrul urges PKR members to use the 2026 National Congress as a turning point, emphasising internal party reforms and better communication with voters over external political partnerships.
PKR President Anwar Ibrahim has stressed that the party must function as a genuine mass movement rooted in principle and public service, rather than reducing itself to a mere electoral machinery.
Nurul Izzah Anwar has dismissed criticism surrounding her GE15 electoral loss, her deputy presidency contest, and subsequent leave from the role, arguing that political leadership inevitably draws disparate reactions.
Generasi Keadilan has called on PKR members to honestly convey public concerns to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, arguing that true party loyalty requires courage to raise issues when necessary.
PKR strategy director Sim Tze Tzin has dismissed suggestions of internal discord within the party, asserting that PKR operates under unified leadership of party president and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim with no competing power centres.
PKR's youth wing chief has urged the party to engage in critical self-examination following recent state election setbacks, arguing that blaming voters undermines democratic accountability and weakens the party's ability to recapture support.
Wong Chen's exit from PKR highlights underlying tensions within Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's party, though analysts suggest the urban Subang constituency may weather the departure.
PKR Deputy President Amirudin Shari has firmly rejected suggestions that Nurul Izzah's departure from party leadership stemmed from dissatisfaction with anti-corruption efforts, calling the assertion fundamentally inaccurate.
PKR Youth chief Muhammad Kamil Abdul Munim has dismissed concerns that Nurul Izzah Anwar's resignation as deputy president will derail the party's election preparations in Melaka, expressing confidence in the party's campaign readiness.
Nurul Izzah Anwar has stepped down as PKR deputy president to concentrate on her education, announcing the decision through social media. She will remain a party member and pledged continued support for Anwar Ibrahim's leadership.
PKR will convene its annual congress on August 16 to conduct a comprehensive internal review following disappointing results in Johor and Negeri Sembilan state elections, examining party machinery, candidate selection and governance strategies.