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‘Enemy of my enemy is my friend’ not enough for lasting pacts

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Nicholas Chung
‘Enemy of my enemy is my friend’ not enough for lasting pacts
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Political analyst Asrul Sani argues that Malaysian political alliances formed solely to oppose a common rival are inherently unstable. He suggests that future coalitions, especially in the event of a hung Parliament, must rely on formal confidence and supply agreements to ensure long-term governance.

Parties looking to form pacts for GE16 must forge sustainable, longer-term deals such as confidence and supply agreements, given the likelihood of yet another hung Parliament, said Asrul Sani of The Asia Group.

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