Malaysia's opposition coalition is about to enter a critical power transition period, while internal conflicts are testing the unity of the faction. According to Bloomberg, the Malaysian Islamic Party has gained a key position of power within the coalition after months of discord among members. This event has the potential to change the country's political landscape ahead of the general election expected in 2028. This leadership change reflects deep internal tensions within the opposition, raising questions about the ability to unify a common direction as the election approaches. Political experts are closely monitoring how this restructuring of power will impact election strategies as well as Malaysia's currency exchange situation related to the economic policies of the new political forces, especially as the country prepares for upcoming economic and political challenges.