In the aftermath of weekend protests calling for his resignation, the prime minister has earned praise for his administration's restraint Faced with street protests calling for him to resign amid a rising tide of public discontent,

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that his government does not interfere in the legal affairs involving Mohammad Riza Chalid.

Thousands of Malaysians rallied in the nation’s capital demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim over alleged unfulfilled promises and recent controversies surrounding his administration.

Public discontent is growing over rising living costs and accusations that he failed to deliver promised reforms.

Prabowo and Anwar Ibrahim will discuss several issues, including bilateral cooperation, regional issues, and non-regional issues.

Malaysia will lower prices of the country’s most popular petrol for its citizens, and also give cash handouts to help people deal with the cost of living, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said.

Thousands of Malaysians gathered in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday to demand Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's resignation. Protesters blamed his government for rising living costs and failure to deliver promised reforms.

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