How Politically Strong is Muhyiddin?
Published 27 April 2020; Produced by BFM
In a recent TV interview, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin chose not to comment on politics, preferring to focus on the fight against Covid-19. Wong Chin Huat, political scientist, at Sunway University, tells us what he thinks of this comment as political machinations have produced the politically weakest government Malaysia has ever had. Wong also thinks the opposition needs to step up and do more.
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