Malaysia’s political analysts are sensing that the country is hurtling back to a period of intense political theatrics – usually a sign that its relentless ‘Game of Thrones’-style battle for power is nearing a new crescendo. A semblance of peace has been in place since last September when the current Prime Minister, Ismail Sabri Yaakob, struck a deal of sorts with the opposition, led by veteran politician Anwar Ibrahim, to ensure the country’s post-Covid-19 recovery was not encumbered by politicking. But there are signs that this tenuous state of peace may be about to end. One indication is the decision…