Malaysia’s Anwar faces political reckoning in Melaka as state calls for poll
Melaka has officially called for a state election, marking a significant political test for Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's government. The state assembly was dissolved on Wednesday, following a notification to the Election Commission the previous day by Melaka state assembly speaker Ibrahim Durum.

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AI-generatedMelaka has officially called for a state election, marking a significant political test for Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's government. The state assembly was dissolved on Wednesday, following a notification to the Election Commission the previous day by Melaka state assembly speaker Ibrahim Durum. The Election Commission chairman, Ramlan Harun, stated that the election will take place within 60 days of the dissolution and that the commission will soon schedule a meeting to determine the exact date. This development occurs amidst internal feuding and public dissatisfaction with reform progress within Anwar Ibrahim's administration.
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4 extractedA state election will be held within 60 days of the dissolution of the state assembly.
The Melaka state assembly was dissolved effective from Wednesday.
The state election is the latest test for Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s government.
Melaka officially called for a state election on Wednesday.