Anwar Ibrahim’s leadership of the opposition has come into question following the last-minute strategy change to challenge Budget 2021. Is it time for new leadership, or maybe even for the coalition to break up?
BFM speaks to Bridget Welsh, honorary research associate at University of Nottingham’s Asia Research Institute, about this, the divisions in the coalition and Warisan’s frustrations.
Produced by Sim Wie Boon
Presented by Lyn Mak, Noelle Lim and Roshan Kanesan
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