Malaysia's Anwar faces political challenges, lawsuit paused

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim faces mounting political challenges, including ministerial resignations and a paused sexual assault lawsuit, potentially destabilizing his ruling coalition. Anwar must replace departing ministers, navigate tensions within his coalition, and address a sexual assault lawsuit filed by a former aide. Investors are concerned about instability, as the country seeks a trade deal and faces economic headwinds. Despite economic challenges and the lawsuit, Anwar's administration continues to pursue long-term economic plans. The prime minister's ability to maintain stability is crucial for investor confidence and the success of his reforms.