Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin tendered his resignation to the country's king on Monday after losing his parliamentary majority following a revolt in his ruling coalition.In line with the Constitution, his entire Cabinet also resigned, Muhyiddin announced in a televised address, ending the National Alliance coalition government's 17-month reign."It's clear that I have lost majority support. There is no need for my legitimacy as prime minister to be tested in the parliament. Therefore, today, I resign as prime minister," he said.The palace also issued a statement, saying King Sult…READ FULL ARTICLE
