Malaysia's Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin and his cabinet members resigned on Monday (Aug 16) after the premier lost majority support in Parliament. Mr Muhyiddin handed in his resignation letter to the King, but will remain as the country's caretaker until a successor is appointed.
Meanwhile, the power to determine who can command the majority of the 222-strong legislature, where two seats are currently vacant, now lies in the monarch's hands. Malaysia's bureau chief Shannon Teoh weighs in on the country's political situation. Read more: [ Ссылка ]
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