A right‑wing prime minister has managed to keep a fragile coalition together, turning what many expected to be a political crisis into a showcase of pragmatic governance. Despite fierce criticism from opposition parties and media, the leader has steered a mix of conservative fiscal measures and moderate social reforms that have appeased key coalition partners. Analysts note that the administration’s focus on economic stability and incremental policy changes has earned it a surprisingly solid approval rating, even as it faces growing pressure from more radical factions. The situation remains a bellwether for how centrist compromises can sustain governance in polarized political landscapes.
Rightwing prime minister has so far defied critics with pragmatic policies and stable coalition
