Malaysia’s biggest Islamist party signaled it’s open to joining forces with the country’s largest Malay party as the next general election comes into view, a potential alliance that could further threaten Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s grip on power.
Malaysia’s biggest Islamist party signaled it’s open to joining forces with the country’s largest Malay party as the next general election comes into view, a potential alliance that could further threaten Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s grip on power.
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