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Malaysia’s Anwar vows to boost anti-corruption drive after state poll defeats

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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged to accelerate government reforms and intensify anti-corruption efforts following recent state election losses. The commitment comes as the administration seeks to regain public confidence amidst a series of electoral setbacks and departures within his political coalition.

Anwar publicly acknowledged administrative shortcomings that contributed to the current political climate. The move represents a strategic pivot intended to stabilize his leadership and address the concerns of voters who have signaled dissatisfaction with his government’s performance.

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