If Muhyiddin survives confidence vote, striking two-year peace deal with Opposition will be his best strategy, says political analyst


PETALING JAYA: Reaching out to the Opposition for a peace deal of two years would be the best strategy for Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin to avoid any political turbulence if he survives a confidence vote, says a political analyst.

Prof Wong Chin Huat, however, believed that the recent missteps by Muhyiddin would make any gesture of reconciliation with the Opposition extremely difficult now.

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