Malaysia: Institutions Collapse or Institutions Crisis

Listening to this interview, it is quite obvious there is an Institutions Crisis. Not only are the institutions not functioning, the parliament is also not able to check on it.

There is always a saying that Malaysia is becoming a failed state. Not long ago, in his 2022 New Year message, the former Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad saw no change in Malaysian politics and warned of the danger of Malaysia becoming a failed state.

To some countries, the current Institutions Crisis in Malaysia is already a failure. By this definition, it is a failed state.

It is an interesting development. Without damage control, it can develop into another 1MDB for the current government. And Malaysia is expected to hold a general election this year with 5 million new and young voters!

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