Political stability must be priority in new unity govt, says Ideas


PETALING JAYA: Political stability must be a priority in the new unity government to restore public trust in the country’s democratic institutions, says a Malaysian independent think tank.

Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs (Ideas) CEO Dr Tricia Yeoh said that a mutually binding agreement between all supporting coalition members in the new unity government was vital to prevent another political crisis from occurring.

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