POLITICS● ELEVATEDAug 22 · Aug 22, 2026, 12:00 AM
Malaysia’s Anwar traded reform for power. Now Umno wants it all
South China Morning Post
The roar from thousands of People’s Justice Party (PKR) delegates gathered at a grand convention centre in Melaka last weekend exuded all the confidence expected of a party leading Malaysia’s government. The past three years have been the culmination of more than two decades of struggle for PKR, with it finally achieving its long-held goal of installing leader Anwar Ibrahim as prime minister and wielding the power to push through reforms. Yet beneath the confident facade lurks a ruling party now...
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