INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
now.Firstly, a 2022 law prevents lawmakers from easily switching parties
Now, the law makes that unlikely.Secondly, East Malaysia gives strong electoral support to the unity government
Public trust in political parties is dwindling
Also, the opposition, led by Muhyiddin Yassin, is gaining ground.They swept key seats in the state elections, signaling a call for
change.The unity government faces another issue: ideological splits
Voters are drifting toward extreme views, making middle-ground politics less rewarding.The government must tackle this and public
It has some safeguards, like the anti-hopping law and key endorsements.But public sentiment is shifting
rich history of coalition politics
Coalitions like Barisan Nasional dominated for decades, creating a stable yet inflexible system.The rise of Pakatan Harapan in 2018
It promised reform but had its own issues, eventually crumbling due to internal strife.Anwar Ibrahim
administration is at a critical junction
The next moves will either solidify its position or pave the way for new upheavals.Therefore, both the government and the electorate must
weigh their choices carefully, as the political landscape continues to evolve.
