SINGAPORE -- After a turbulent election that produced a unity government, new Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim faces the challenge of leading the country toward its decades-old goal to join the ranks of advanced economies.
New government wrestles with old problem of brain drain fueled by Malay preference policy
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim meets supporters during his first public appearance in Putrajaya on Nov. 25. © Reuters
SINGAPORE -- After a turbulent election that produced a unity government, new Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim faces the challenge of leading the country toward its decades-old goal to join the ranks of advanced economies.