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Pejuang and Muda hold talks amid speculation of opposition alliances
The two parties say the discussions ahead of the Johor polls were on initiatives at championing issues affecting the people.
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The two parties say the discussions ahead of the Johor polls were on initiatives at championing issues affecting the people.
Party president Syukri Razab says the party's priority is to offer voters a broader range of choices after the formation of various alliances since the 2022 general election.
However, there could be different political alliances at the federal and state levels, says Khaled Nordin.