At a National Day event in Melaka, PKR's communications chief Fahmi Amini opened a door that many within Malaysia's ruling coalition have long debated: whether Pakatan Harapan, built on a three-party foundation since 2018, is too narrow to endure. Responding to party founder Tian Chua's call for a more expansive political movement, Fahmi signaled openness to broader alliances — not as a declaration, but as a quiet acknowledgment that coalitions, like all human arrangements, must grow or risk becoming monuments to a moment already passed.