Whither institutional reform in Malaysia?

Bersih held its first meeting with a serving prime minister when the team met Anwar Ibrahim on 28 February 2024 - ANWAR IBRAHIM/FACEBOOK

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All told, we might understand Anwar’s administration less as a ‘reform government’ than as a government inclusive of reformists – but also of politicians and parties less inclined to diverge from the status quo.

See the full article by Meredith Weiss on the Iseas-Yusof Ishak Institute website.

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