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The Big Read: With split in youth vote, will Malaysia politics see a new dawn post-GE or yesterday once more?

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Young Malaysians optimistic after a unity government was formed on Nov 24. Reformist opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim was named as the prime minister. A sense of cautious optimism finally pervaded many young Malaysians after an inconclusive general election (GE) on Nov 22. The unity government has been in place since Nov 24, with Anwar as the Prime Minister. The new government is expected to be sworn in on December 1.

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The Big Read: With split in youth vote, will Malaysia politics see a new dawn post-GE or yesterday once more?

SINGAPORE — After several days of being kept on tenterhooks following an inconclusive general election (GE), a sense of cautious optimism finally pervaded many young Malaysians after a unity government was formed on Nov 24, with reformist opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim as the prime minister.

1 year ago·Singapore

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