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The most enigmatic figure in South-East Asian politics for half a century, Anwar Ibrahim has now served just over a year as Malaysia's prime minister. Simply holding on to power in that country's friable politics is a feat, with state-elections, a strong opposition and continuous politicking. Malaysia's political parties have in recent years torn themselves apart and prime ministers have come and gone. PM Anwar is therefore concentrating on consolidating his ruling coalition. Yet the two questions that loomed over his extraordinary path to power (which included years in jail on politically motivated charges) are now even more salient. What does he stand for? And what will he do with power?
We will discuss the political environment in Malaysia and its impact on the regulatory and business environment.
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