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Malaysia's new prime minister Anwar Ibrahim is the product of decades of US government backing, both himself a regular associate of Washington's regime change front, the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), and part of a wider US NED-funded network. Is Malaysia about to embark on self-destruction like so many other US proxies, or will this be the first time in US history that a proxy does not serve Washington at the expense of his own nation? References: Malaysia’s Anwar Ibrahim Becomes PM CNN - Anwar Ibrahim appointed new Malaysia prime minister, ending decades-long wait Diplomat - Malaysia’s Democratization Poses New Challenges to China’s BRI Projects: South China Morning Post - Anwar backs Mahathir’s review of Chinese deals – but not to a
