Anwar lost majority support? Malaysia’s news source says the Palace won’t entertain such claims

Speculation is growing over a plot to remove Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim after reports emerged that 10 MPs are considering forcing by-elections. However, Barisan Nasional deputy chairman Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan denies involvement in any efforts to topple the government. An anonymous source stated that an unexpected change in government is unlikely, with any attempt to do so through the Palace deemed impossible. Political instability in Malaysia is expected to be resolved by the upcoming six-state elections.

Coalition leaders sign MoU backing Anwar’s unity govt ahead of Malaysia Parliament’s confidence vote next Monday

PUTRAJAYA, MALAYSIA — Major political leaders gathered at Perdana Putra today (16…