Malaysia's Democratic Action Party on Thin Ice The Malaysian government's fragile coalition faces another test as the ruling bloc's largest party, the Democratic Action Party (DAP), prepares to review its role in the administration.
The DAP's national congress this month will see around 4,000 delegates vote on a motion that could decide whether the party's leaders continue to serve in key positions.
The party's support has been waning due to backlash over corruption cases and racial and religious issues.