KUALA LUMPUR • "The best way to overthrow the government is for us to work as one party."
A truer thing could not be said about Malaysia's latest landscape-shifting political development - the Malay Muslim unity pact signed last month between the once dominant Umno, and perennial opposition stalwart Parti Islam SeMalaysia (PAS).
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