Malaysia’s ruling People’s Justice Party (PKR) lost a reformist politician to a new three-month-old political movement led by former cabinet members. The defection highlights internal divisions as PKR works to rebuild support following a series of lackluster election results. While largely political, the development may weigh on near-term confidence in the party’s ability to regroup.
Malaysia’s ruling People’s Justice Party (PKR) lost a reformist politician to a new three-month-old political movement led by former cabinet members. The defection highlights internal divisions as PKR works to rebuild support following a series of lackluster election results. While largely political, the development may weigh on near-term confidence in the party’s ability to regroup.
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