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	Asia Daily Briefing - Power problems January 14, 2020

	ASIA INSIGHT:  Malaysia economy  stands to lose in  Mahathir-Anwar  power game KUALA LUMPUR -- The   uncertainty over the promised transition from the 94 -year-old Mahathir Mohamad  to his nemesis-turned-ally  Anwar Ibrahim is spooking  investors, and the Malaysian  economy stands to be the  biggest loser in the tussle.
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