
Anwar warns against complacency, urges faster reforms
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned that resting on past laurels risks undermining institutions and slowing national progress, calling for accelerated reform efforts.
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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned that resting on past laurels risks undermining institutions and slowing national progress, calling for accelerated reform efforts.

PKR deputy president Nurul Izzah Anwar has emphasized the importance of pursuing reform on an ongoing basis, targeting both internal party structures and government administration systems.

DAP national chairman Gobind Singh Deo has called on Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to intensify institutional and economic reforms, signalling potential pressure within the ruling coalition as the unity government approaches a critical juncture in its tenure.

PKR vice president Datuk Seri Dr Zaliha Mustafa has cautioned that the party's 27-year reform struggle will be judged not by electoral victory but by tangible institutional and governance improvements once in power.

Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek has stressed that genuine school reform cannot depend on shortcuts or cosmetic improvements. Selected schools will receive RM100,000 each to drive comprehensive transformation.

Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin is expected to resign following mounting political pressures, making him the last remaining top constitutional official from before July 2024's mass uprising.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has identified resistance to change within institutions as the primary obstacle to Malaysia's reform programme, arguing that overcoming entrenched interests matters more than securing additional funding.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has identified resistance to change and entrenched corruption as the primary obstacles to implementing national reforms, rather than technological or expertise shortcomings.