Malaysia’s Anwar on Defensive as Ally’s Success Turns to Rivalry


“Anwar has a trust deficit among large sections of the population, and that really hurts him,” said Bridget Welsh, a researcher of Malaysian politics with the University of Nottingham Asia Research Institute Malaysia, adding that “there’s not enough trickle down from foreign investment to improve ordinary people’s lives.”



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