Articles / 29.06.2021
Band-aid relief without recovery?
The new Pemulih package seems to be more of the same without a concerted effort to plan ahead...
Articles / 20.06.2021
An evolving legitimacy crisis?
Muhyiddin’s leadership has been damaged but he holds incumbent power in a highly centralised system...
As the public health crisis deepens & the Emergency nears its end what options are available to political leaders? ...
Articles / 11.06.2021
Political season, June 2021
What happens (or does not happen) over the next few weeks will determine who will helm Malaysia...
Video / 30.04.2021
Consider This: Sabah | Lessons from 2020 election
Sabah elections 2020: What happened, and why, as well as the broader implications of the outcome for Sabah and Malaysian politics...
Articles / 30.03.2021
Umno alone
UMNO is arguably the most fragmented it has been in the party’s history...
Video / 29.03.2021
Consider This: UMNO General Assembly (Part 1) – Tough Rhetoric, Inconclusive Action?
What does the recently concluded UMNO General Assembly tell us about its relationship with Bersatu & PAS going into GE15? ...
Video / 28.03.2021
Voting in a Time of Change – Singapore’s 2020 General Election Book Launch (Livestream)
Joint discussion about Voting in a Time of Change: Singapore’s 2020 General Election with editors Kevin Tan and Terence Lee, and contributors Bridget Welsh, Lam Peng Er, and Elvin Ong...
By what yardstick can one assess the Perikatan Nasional govt after a year ? Would it be that it remains in power? ...
Video / 26.02.2021
The Perils and Promises of Democracies in Southeast Asia in the aftermath of Jan 6th US Insurrection
How has the US Capitol attack event been understood within five different Southeast Asian countries with variable levels of democracy: Myanmar, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines?...