Photo Source: The Guardian By Naveed Qazi | Editor, Globe Up Front In the 2018 Malaysian national election, something historic happened. It seemed, that Malaysians wanted a change, and they wanted it badly. The new Prime Minister Muhammad Mahathir will  become the world’s oldest leader, as a 92-year-old nonagenarian, leading the Pakatan Harapan, ‘Alliance of Hope’.  Mahathir, once, had been leaving prime minister Najib Razak’s mentor. After the election result, the world of Prime Minister Najib Razak fell apart, in the decisive number game. After the result, he simply went into tears, as he was unable to form the government. The government of his political party was perhaps the only government Malaysians had ever known. People were seen numbered in hundreds, on the streets, where they watched live televised election results. Since 2008, the opposition managed to win state elections and controlled two wealthiest states, but they never won a nat...