Malaysia's Ruling Coalition Faces Political Instability
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PKR (People's Justice Party)
Malaysia
August 2026
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Malaysia's Prime Minister is struggling to maintain a coalition following consecutive election losses. The ruling party faces internal rifts and rising nationalist sentiment. There is growing uncertainty regarding the party's future in Putrajaya.
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