Vote counting was under way in Malaysia's general election Saturday after polling stations closed, with a high turnout expected to favor the coalition led by Anwar Ibrahim, opposition leader and former deputy prime minister, though whether it can win is still unknown.Amid political instability in the country that has seen three leadership changes in the past four years, control of the 220 seats in the lower house of parliament and 116 seats in three state assemblies is at stake. The contests for two parliamentary seats was postponed due to death of a candidate and bad weather.Malaysia adopt…READ FULL ARTICLE