Realising the Malaysian dream: A tale of rulers, revival and reformasi


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  • Monday, 28 Nov 2022

Anwar chairing a special meeting on cost of living issues, ' Majlis Tindakan Sara Hidup Negara 2022' in Putrajaya. – Photo courtesy of the Prime Minister Office

CAN you find a scenario where a monarch is faced with political upheaval whilst balancing a constitutional duty as a neutral arbiter, respecting the will of the people and finding a way to push a divided country forward? Sounds familiar?

Note that this isn't a plotline from the hit Netflix series The Crown (although at this point, Netflix might consider making a Malaysian spinoff) but a reality that Malaysia was faced with after their recent general election which led to a hung parliament – the first of its kind in the country’s history.

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