Malaysian political foes face-off in tight election race | The World

Malaysian voters will head to the polls tomorrow for a snap election – in what’s expected to be tightest race since independence. The elections are being held 10 months ahead of schedule, after infighting amongst the ruling coalition caused the parliament to be dissolved last month. The country has seen three prime ministers in the last five years, and it’s hoped political stability will be on the ballot this time around. Tahlea Aualiitia explains.
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