i if, indeed, what does that mean for anwar ibrahim?— anwar ibrahim? i think it is understood _ anwar ibrahim? i think it is understood that _ anwar ibrahim? i think it is understood that he - anwar ibrahim? i think it is understood that he would i anwar ibrahim? i think it is - understood that he would have the last time to be the prime minister. the next will probably be held 4—5 years from now, and if he doesn't make it this time, he will probably have to retired and won't be given another chance. i think much more importantly, if muhyiddin yassin becomes the prime minister, second time, there is a lot of worry are among the people of malaysia that the most important party is the islamic party. it was widely understood that this party doesn't play a very important role in malaysian politics at a federal level. they suddenly become the largest block and there are many people in malaysia are that are worried they will pursue a more hard—line islamic policy if they get into power. hard-line islamic policy if they get into power-— into power. jame

a quarter of a century ago, anwar ibrahim also seemed on the brink of power. he was then a rising star in the ruling party, umno, and the anointed successor to long—standing leader mahathir mohamad. but the two men fell out over the asian financial crisis he was to spend the next six years injail. his conviction was eventually quashed and he built a reformist but rising public anger over the huge imdb corruption scandal finally helped the reformists to win an election four years ago. and saw mr anwar form an unlikely alliance with his old nemesis, mahathir mohamad, with an arrangement in which the older man would govern first, then hand over to mr anwar. but that deal collapsed and the top job slipped through his fingers once more. now he's got there, but at the toughest of times for malaysia, facing notjust the fragmented political landscape but also an economy struggling to recover from the covid pandemic. jonathan head, bbc news, bangkok. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. the uk has has seen one of the biggest days of st

ibrahim: it is very high. there are three principal coalitions and each of these coalitions have a tendency to work with one group or another. i think the element of uncertainty is the size, or the number of seats that each of these three coalitions win for the parliament. so that probably could determine the configuration, whether it is led by the ruling coalition, for the islamic party and their leader. juliette: the effect of what happened in 2018, malaysians effectively electing in -- their fourth prime minister in four years. will we ever see something like that again? ibrahim: i think malaysia is in some kind of transition, from what used to be a very dominant party that ruled over the country for 60 years, and now the populist party is diminishing. new players are coming in. so we are in somewhat uncharted waters. over the next five to 10 years we are probably going to see shakeups in politics. this coalition that could be potentially formed next week, it may be able to stay in place, but it might see c

a quarter of a century ago, anwar ibrahim also seemed on the brink of power. he was then a rising star in the ruling party, umno, and the anointed successor to long—standing leader mahathir mohamad. but the two men fell out over the asian financial crisis and mr anwar was arrested and charged with sodomy and corruption. he was to spend the next six years injail. his conviction was eventually quashed and he built a reformist political movement that, ten years ago, came close to toppling umno from its long monopoly on power. then mr anwar was jailed again. but rising public anger over the huge 1mdb corruption scandal finally helped the reformists to win an election four years ago. and saw mr anwar form an unlikely alliance with his old nemesis, mahathir mohamad, with an arrangement in which the older man would govern first, then hand over to mr anwar. but that deal collapsed and the top job slipped through his fingers once more. now he's got there, but at the toughest of times for malaysia, facing notjust the fragmented political landscape but also an economy

. —— anwar ibrahim. the next is a breakaway from unmo, and ethnic malay coalition, they have about nine or ten seats fewer than mr anwar ibrahim's coalition, but if they get enough parties on their side they could also from government. so they will be a huge amount of bargaining, today could be very intense. what we need to look at in this election is what it indicates. it has been quite striking, what we have seen from it. the last election in 2018 and years of unbroken unmo rule, but that happens because a breakaway factionjoined happens because a breakaway faction joined the reformists and got enough seats to throw them out. but coalition broke up. what we saw this time was ethnic malays, 60% of the population, moving from unmo, not towards the reformists and anwar ibrahim, but towards this breakaway coalition of muhyiddin yassin and in particular to a conservative islamic party. the basic preferences have not changed that much, the reformist wing in malaysia which includes the ethnic chinese minority

the return of and more people him -- of anwar ibrahim. the tale of the last emperor. an ancient coin once thought to be fake reveals the exience of a third century roman leader. for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." authorities in ukraine say the elecicity network is now able to provide more than half of the country's needs as they try to repair the damage caused by russia's latest missile strikes on tuesday. many ukrainians remain without power. president zelenskyy has accused the krem of crimes against humanity. our ukraine correspondent has been to see how the repairs are being carried out in the south of the country. >> the dark cloud of russia's tactics reaches most corners of ukraine. it's felt by everyone, but a path through is often found, as well as a chance to repair. engineers from ukraine's biggest energy company head out to work. today's job, the downed electricity cable caused by a shell. this part of the region used to be the front line. landmines mean they can't work yond the tape. how much more difficult

thanks so much for joining us. militias, a long time opposition leader unborn ibrahim has been sworn in as the countries 10th prime minister. his appointment ends nearly a week of uncertainty after elections produced a hung parliament. the king invited abraham to form the government, but he faces a challenge from his rival, former prime minister with dean, your scene has challenged onward to prove he has a majority. that however didn't prevent unborn from being administered. the oath of office with the king's blessing on what he brought him, becomes to new prime minister of malaysia after an unprecedented political stalemate. while his supporters celebrate his success, many others say they are fed up with the country's political drama. i think the focus now should be the people of this company. not politicians, litigation goes. what, what to river in this country. little marking hor, elections last saturday had no outright winner. and for the 1st time ever, the country faced a prospect of a hung parliament to main alliances, one led by unwise. the other one led by ex premier washingt

with the 0 coverage policy and in malaysia 5 days offer an inconclusive election. finally, alida unbar ibrahim will be prime minister of an ethnically diverse nation that see political instability for the past 4 years. will is appointment. change that ah, i british manager, welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us. china has reported a new record high of over 1000 infections of more than 31000 cases, the highest since the virus was 1st detected in von. in late 2019 cities across the country are expanding, locked down, despite recent announcement by b ging to scale back it's 0 code policy in the central manufacturing hub. jung ju 0 covert fatigue and p. disputes have kicked off violent protests among workers at fox cons. vast i phone factory, they've been under covered restrictions for weeks, but there will be no relief yet. on thursday, 6000000 people in parts of john jew were told to stay at home for 5 days and undergo mass testing. for more, let's go across the corresponding foggy. on crouch, my in, b ging fabiani, chinese authorities had promised more targeted measures as par

they have about nine or ten seats fewer than mr anwar ibrahim's coalition, but if they get enough parties on their own side, they too could form government. so there will be a huge amount of bargaining. today could be very intense. what we need to look at in this election is what it indicates. it has been quite striking, what we have seen from it. the last election was in 2018 and ended years of unbroken unmo rule. but that happened because a breakaway faction joined the reformists and got enough seats to throw them out. that coalition broke up. what we saw this time was ethnic malays, 60% of the population, moving from unmo — not towards the reformists and anwar ibrahim but towards this breakaway coalition of perikatan nasional, and in particular to a conservative islamic party. the basic preferences have not changed that much. the reformist wing in malaysia, which includes the ethnic chinese minority, can't really break into majority territory. it seems to be stuck at a kind of ceiling. we don't know which of those top two coalitions is going to be able to form a government. i think i

a quarter of a century ago, anwar ibrahim also seemed on the brink of power. he was then a rising star in the ruling party, umno, and the anointed successor to long—standing leader mahathir mohamad. but the two men fell out over the asian financial crisis and mr anwar was arrested and charged with sodomy and corruption. he was to spend the next six years in jail. his conviction was eventually quashed and he built a reformist political movement that, ten years ago, came close to toppling umno from its long monopoly on power. then mr anwar was jailed again. but rising public anger over the huge 1mdb corruption scandal finally helped the reformists to win an election four years ago. and saw mr anwar form an unlikely alliance with his old nemesis, mahathir mohamad, with an arrangement in which the older man would govern first, then hand over to mr anwar. but that deal collapsed and the top job slipped through his fingers once more. now he's got there, but at the toughest of times for malaysia, facing notjust the fragmented political landscape but also an economy

the veteran opposition leader anwar ibrahim — whose coalition alliance has won the largest number of seats, according to the election commission of malaysia — and the former prime minister muhyiddin yassin both said they could form a government with the help of other parties. malaysia's king has asked them to submit lists of their coalition partners by monday afternoon. our south east asia correspondent jonathan head has more. as expected, the results of this election were inconclusive, with none of the three big coalitions contesting it winning enough seats to form a government on their own and so we've seen furious negotiations, as they have tried to cobble together a coalition in time for the 2pm deadline set by malaysia's king. the former ruling party, umno, appears to have miscalculated badly in pushing for the election to be held now rather than next year, which is when the other parties wanted, believing it had built up enough support to be able to regain the power that it lost at the last election. in the end, it got its worst election result ever, just 30 seats for its coa

the main opposition alliances led by ibrahim. then there is mahathir, who at 97 years old is running again. haidi: let's get you where juliette saly is standing by with her next guest. juliette: yes. so much at stake in the selection in my next guest says the 2022 election is going to be one predominantly by tiktok we saw 2018 at dominated by whatsapp. social media is playing a role. let's get sue myrick -- let's get to my guest. we were listening in about the ongoing politics and identity politics of a malaysia, can we move past this and focus on the economy? >> thank you so much. the economy has are -- been our top concern in this election season given that malaysia is recovering from the post-pandemic and there still a lot of issues especially global inflation issues. weak employment, numbers have been declining but concerned with wages have been our topmost priority for the voters in malaysia. as you can see, among all the parties and their manifestoes in this campaign, they've all been focusing on the economy. juliette: it's

a fascinating story in asia, anw ar ibrahim is the prime minister after a decades long attempt. a reformer, the index gained on the needs of that report. francine: let's take you to the sectors. seven groups on the upside, but seems to be pretty range bound. the sector losing the most is 5/10 of a percent lower. automatics and food and beverage on the way down. let's get over to our mliv managing editor, he's mark cudmore. mark, you are looking at the price of brent? mark: yes, brent crude has been collapsing the last couple of weeks. this has coincided with the slump in the dollar in which terms brent is normally priced in. it means the impact of how much energy prices are falling for the rest of the world are multiplied. given that it is a u.k. based share, i have put brent crude in pound sterling terms. it is down more than 19% just the last 20 days, really quite a dramatic collapse since the fourth of november. this will have a big feedthrough into headline inflation. it is down more than 30% since the peak in june. the big worry in europe is the energy crisis, it is a multi

facing a hung parliament after a general election to live with no clear winner opposition leader anwar ibrahim says his coalition has enough support to form a government, his rival and former premier, were you then? yes, it has also came to when the country has been paid by political instability with 3 prime ministers in the last 4 years. she sooner has visited ukraine for the 1st time since becoming a britain's prime minister. he met at present when met zalinski in chief soon that changed his government continued support, including an air defense aid package worth $60000000.00. and leaders at the corporate 27 summit in egypt are still working to reach a climate deal at stake as a consensus to try to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius. an issue of compensation from richer countries to port. once those are the headlines, news, continues herron, artist, era, that's after witness. and if you're in the grid area, you need to be thinking, sheltering to supply reproaches and protecting yourself for sheltering it. oh wow. i would rather i suspect to come towards. right. but yeah, i do. okay.

in malaysia balance are still being counted from saturday's general election opposition liter anwar ibrahim, as his coalition, as enough support to form the next government. but ex premier medina sen has made the same claim to show results so far. for the 2 blocks running neck and neck, with neither on track for a clear majority. british prime minister receives to knock has met with ukraine's president voltmeter zalinski on his 1st trip to key and since taking office soon i vowed that the u. k. would continue to stand by ukraine announcing a new 57000000 euro air defense package. the football world cup kicks off to morrow guitar. that's the most controversial tournament in competition history, attracting widespread scrutiny due to labor in human rights abuses in the house country. much of this criticism has been leveled at fever and its president gianni infant keynote responded dramatically to the criticism in a press conference. today. he for president gianni infant tino should be relieved after long trot years of planning building and glad handing the guitar world cup. it's finally ready

promised to prioritize the economy, bring political stability and, and corruption according to pulls, ibrahim is a hit for the candidates, but no single party is expected to win a simple majority terminal for more from column poise correspondence dave, guna bomb, dave. these electron was supposed to be held next year. they have been brought forward to now why is that it? well, the really coalition barrison nation now and the party that dominate them. united malays, national organization. i'm know. well, they're clearly looking to strengthen their hand. and the thing is this, the forecast is that next year the economy would be doing even worse than it is now . so their thinking was it would be better for them to call for this election. now it may backfire though. i mean the thing is that they openly said that the former prime minister, who is their former leader of the coalition. not deborah zach. he's in prison now on a 12 year jeff settings are connected to a grass gamble. while they basically said they feel that he should be pardon. and they're clearly going to ask the hope is to ask the ki

ibrahim ibrahim . i'm reeb. ibrahim ibrahim. i'm sorry. reem ibrahim for him . sorry. reem ibrahim for him. terry, i've got it. let's begin with you, reem. as a consolation, i'm getting your name so muddled. what's your reaction to the budget, the autumn state mint? you must be because i've spoken to you before. not very pleased. no one. you know, i mean, it's incredibly depressing to see the government . suddenly they'll government. suddenly they'll commit to huge amounts of taxation. now have the taxation. we now have the highest tax burden on british record . it is just absurd. this record. it is just absurd. this is coming from a so—called conservative government now, my primary with this is primary issue with this is actually the way the tax burden is being shifted. the budget is incredibly redistribute it. incredibly redistribute to it. but is robin hood moment but this is no robin hood moment . is being stolen from . the money is being stolen from young, hardworking well young, hardworking people. well not just young, all hardworking people being shifted. that

up to interpretation, but we can say is before the world cup, they have met with iranian president ibrahim, right? you see? so maybe there's a hint right there that there might be in contact and that there might be some added pressure on them. what you can say is the spotlight is on the plays a lot because in front of every game, we're talking about the national anthem rather than what happens on the pitch. and what we can also saying, we are worrying developments is in front of the stadium. there were some clashes between anti and pro government protestors. and we have to really hope that that doesn't continue. ok. and what about the game itself? i mean, this was our real upset with iran winning as magic as wells. absolutely. so iran going down $6.00 to $2.00 in that in their 1st mention, well, it's getting a point out of that. but in this one, iran was really dominant and that to the surprise of many, including myself. so there are, dominates the entire game. it took until the 8 minute until the welsh goal keeper got a red card and then there were 10 minutes of at a time. and we can see

the return of anwar ibrahim — malaysia's king installs the veteran politician to form a new government. in iran, 300 people have been killed in the last eight the un human rights council votes for an international investigation into the violent suppression of protests in iran. we'll be looking back at thursday's world cup matches and ahead to friday's, as england and wales take on iran and the usa.

the veteran opposition leader, anwar ibrahim, whose coalition alliance has won the largest number of seats, and the former prime minister, muhyiddin yassin, both said they could form a government with the help of other parties. on monday morning. initial reports say it had a magnitude of 5.4 and was at a depth of 80 kilometres. there are no reports of damage or injury. court papers have revealed that the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange, ftx, owes its 50 biggest creditors a total of more than $3 billion. according to a bankruptcy filing in the united states, the biggest single loss is more than $220 million. the names of the creditors have not been revealed. north korea's government has criticised the head of the un, antonio guterres, after he condemned pyongyang's latest missile test. its foreign minister accused mr guterres of having a �*deplorable attitude' and failing to be impartial. the un security council will meet on monday to discuss the issue, at washington's request. stay with us on bbc news. still to come — we'll tell you which hollywood heavyweights were honoured wi

and all its components can be reused if no longer needed architect ibrahim, but who designed the building and is supervising its construction. the house is made out of clay. he says, it can last for centuries up, well cared for. unlike concrete, which has a maximum life span of 120 years. but the best thing about the material thorough says, is the quality of life. it offers the caller in the head, nor did beneath plenty of this style of housing could insulate buildings from outside heat, exceeding 40 degrees celsius. for 14 hours me reads, men hot out and heard a great degree of coolness and humidity is guaranteed indoors. an eloquent hovel with the ripple. well, well, we'll do the safe in addition to the clay walls, a bizarre pnc and serve as a heat reservoir, which will keep the house warm in winter and william till so hot, even when there's not much sign like a holiday lip natural materials for the construction are piled all around the site . straw makes the brick stable and provides insulation. wooden long, small support the roof while stone slabs will serve as frames for windows and

the election commission said a coalition led by the opposition leader, anwar ibrahim, was leading with 61 seats, while the rival alliance led by the former prime minister, muhyiddin yassin, had one seat fewer. the governing u—m—n—0 party is trailing further behind. two metres of snow has smothered large parts of upstate new york state, prompting officials to restrict road travel and cancel flights. the cancellations are expected to affect the plans of hundreds of thousands over the next week, ahead of the busy thanksgiving holiday. new york's governor kathy hochul called in the national guard, deploying about 70 members to help with snow removal in the hardest—hit parts of erie county — where two metres of snow fell. nearly 100 young lebanese men are reported to havejoined the so—called islamic state terror group in the last year. but rather than simply being drawn in by the extreme ideology, they're trying to find a way to escape the country's financial crisis. with the vast majority of lebanese people living in poverty, the terror group is using deprived areas as a recrui

possible must feel next is community of therapy and municipalities. veteran malaysian politician anwar ibrahim has been sworn in as the country's new prime minister. it follows negotiations after saturday's election, in which no party secured a clear majority jars. louis has more from quite liberal from heir apparent to opposition leader annoy brian's long career in politics has culminated in him being sworn in as prime minister of malaysia. so i normally the blame i on want to brain do solemnly sweat for my duty as prime minister, sincerely answered the best of my ability along the way. he was twice imprisoned for sodomy, charge, as widely seen as politically motivated. ah, his 1st imprisonment sparked street protests and led to the birth of a reform movement. upon his release, he unite at the opposition parties and turned the coalition into a formidable political opponent. he was jailed a 2nd time 2 years after he let the opposition to the biggest electoral games in 2013, that that's a good review. and was alliance of hope. one, the largest number of seats in saturday's elections, but fell s

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he's met with the former premier muhiyiddin yassin and opposition leader anwar ibrahim. mr muhiyiddin has declined to form a unity government. a lawyer representing the collapsed crypto—currency exchange ftx has told a bankruptcy hearing in the us that many of its assests have been either lost or stolen. ftx filed for bankruptcy earlier this month, with debts of $8 billion. the us federal authorities are also investigating allegations of improper loans to a hedge fund owned by the company's former chief executive, sam bankman—fried. the first state visit of the reign of king charles is under way. the king and queen consort have welcomed the president of south africa, cyril ramaphosa, who addressed parliamentarians at westminster and has been attending a banquet at buckingham palace. mr ramaphosa, one of the chief negotiators of south africa's transition to democracy, is hoping to encourage more british investment in the south african economy, as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it is the ultimate in state hospitality, deployed for political, diploma

the veteran opposition leader anwar ibrahim, whose coalition alliance has won the largest number of seats, and the former prime minister muhyiddin yassin both said they could form a government with the help of other parties. thousands of kurds in northern syria have protested after a night of deadly turkish air strikes. the authorities in ankara said the raids targeted kurdish militant bases across northern syria and iraq. the attack follows last week's blast in central istanbul that killed six people, which turkey blames on the kurdistan workers' party, or pkk. the stars were out in force in hollywood for the annual governors ball, which is when the honorary oscars for lifetime achievement are handed out. this year, back to the future star, michaelj fox was amongst the honorees. wendy urquhart reports. michaelj fox. cheering and applause. michaelj fox was diagnosed with parkinson's disease at the peak of his acting career, and he's campaigned tirelessly since then to fund research. i am so grateful to all these people, and thousands more, who will make a world without parkinson's a reali

and all its components can be reused if no longer needed architect ibrahim bout who designed the building and is supervising its construction. the house is made out of clay. he says, it can last for centuries of well cared for. unlike concrete, which has a maximum life span of 120 years. but the best thing about the material thorough says, is the quality of life. it offers a coil in the head, nor did beneath plenty of this style of housing could insulate buildings from outside heat, exceeding 40 degrees celsius. for 14 hours me reach min herat and heard a great degree of coolness and humidity is guaranteed indoors an unequal. however, that of the robot where i live all dog safe, in addition to the clay walls of bizarre pnc and serve as a heat reservoir, which will keep the house warm in winter and william till so hot out even when there's not much sign like a holiday lip natural materials for the construction are piled all around the site . straw makes the brick stable and provides insulation. wooden long, small support the roof while stone slabs will serve as frames for windows and doors

he's met with the former premier muhiyiddin yassin and opposition leader anwar ibrahim. mr muhiyiddin has declined to form a unity government. iran says it has started enriching uranium to 60% purity after a breakdown of its nuclear deal with major powers. iran says it's in response to un demands for tehran to cooperate with its investigation into the discovery of uranium traces at three undeclared sites. the us senate is to hold a hearing on the concert ticketing industry in response to problems with taylor swift's long—awaited tour. the general sale, through the site ticketmaster, was cancelled at the last minute after all tickets were snapped up during pre—sales. the first state visit of the reign of king charles is under way. the king and queen consort have welcomed the president of south africa, cyril ramaphosa, who addressed parliamentarians at westminster and has been attending a banquet at buckingham palace. mr ramaphosa, one of the chief negotiators of south africa's transition to democracy, is hoping to encourage more british investment in the south african

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the return of anwar ibrahim — malaysia's king installs the veteran politician to form a new government. we look back at thursday's world cup matches — and ahead to friday's as — england take on the usa and wales face iran and big crowds for macy's thanksgiving parade in new york — as the holiday season

not by a long shot. ibrahim, above sheree, is on his way to work at guitars, national library. the emirate has one of the most progressive educational systems in the gulf region. schools, universities, and the library are all free of charge. that's typical of guitar to allah . my husband baba, i doubt a adding a veteran. so happy honey. but when i go into the building, i feel proud to be working here on us for sometimes i can't believe i'm allowed to work in this place out. i'm just so looking on a come on i'm, i have old and now national any. if you go food brave and where you are that a with you. you do love that while bob for you own i did buck abraham works in the children's section. the state is placing great importance on the advancement of girls. i and bob will you, i'm at home at least that will let me know that would baba will jarmetta. yes, ma'am, yama goodie bye. reads a story about gender roles have been to hire a home. admittedly, abby yeah, the girls know just want to say when asked about her father's most important job o'clock and the her to suffer. so and so on.

facing a hung parliament after general election delivered no clear winner. opposition leader anwar ibrahim says his condition has enough support to form a government, his rosalind former premier mill, you didn't? yes, it has also claimed to it, but she soon ack has visited ukraine for the 1st time since becoming a britain's prime minister. he met at president bonham as lensky keith soon pledged his government's continued support, including an air defense aid package worth $60000000.00. we will stand with you until ukraine has won the peace and security it needs and deserves. and then we will stand with you as you rebuild your great country. and i look forward to hosting a reconstruction conference in london next summer by then let us hope that we have ended this barbarous war and secured a just peace turkish national defense ministry says turkey has conducted air raid operations in northern syria and northern iraq and targets are set to be kurdish groups. the p k, k and the y p g to care accuses them of a bomb attack and istanbul. one week ago, 6 people were killed and more than 80 others

if onward ibrahim is able to get the support that he needs to become prime minister. now, how remarkable a political comeback would that be? well annoy abraham has been trained to be the prime minister for quite a number of years, i think according to my car and this 30 years, s not been very successful in doing so. but of course, in the process years ex spouse, a lot of these ideas and policies for reforming the country and so on. most of them are very positive and i think a lot of voters, of course, those who voted for him and use coalition. they're looking forward to these policies being finally implemented. but as things are getting under way for forming coalitions, it would appear that there is a coalition led by bursa to and, and this is let me pass body a look that perhaps to that next government and such a coalition would almost inevitably be dominated by islam is passed party because they have the most number of seats in parliament even though nominally was still be the prime minister. well, for a 2nd term, and we'll look at again, examples from many other su

how with a look at our main stories on al jazeera anwar ibrahim, the long time politician who spent years in prison has been sworn in as malaysia is new prime minister. it follows saturday's election in which no party got a clear majority. his coalition won the most seats in the election, but formerly there my duty as seen in this, he secured a majority in parliament. florence 3 has more from harlem for we didn't. yes, it has been saying that he's got the support of a 115 members of parliament x many, they've all signed declarations. he says expressing their support for him to be the next prime minister of malaysia. so it still leaves that question open just how much support on what abraham has. and it also leaves opened the question of, you know, with an unwell lead government, can there be political stability? now one analysts we spoke to says there is possibility. he could be leading a minority government even though malaysia has never seen that form of government before. in avenues, new ration airstrikes have left several ukrainian cities without power and water. as temperatures permi