Malaysia's Anwar tells his PKR party there is no turning back amid electoral setbacks
Three electoral setbacks, disgruntled voters and old political rivalries — but Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has told his party there is no turning back. After a weekend of high-stakes political meetings, questions are growing over his leadership and the future direction of the Pakatan Harapan coalition. CNA Senior Correspondent Melissa Goh tells us more about Mr Anwar's strategy ahead of the Melaka state polls, widely expected to be held in October. Malaysia's next general election must be held by early 2028.
Three electoral setbacks, disgruntled voters and old political rivalries — but Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has told his party there is no turning back. After a weekend of high-stakes political meetings, questions are growing over his leadership and the future direction of the Pakatan Harapan coalition. CNA Senior Correspondent Melissa Goh tells us more about Mr Anwar's strategy ahead of the Melaka state polls, widely expected to be held in October. Malaysia's next general election must be held by early 2028.
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