Articles / 09.09.2020
Sabah’s new seats: A reassessment
There is a tendency is to project GE14 voting patterns on the future Sabah polls, and this needs to be reassessed...
Six months after the Perikatan Nasional (PN) government came together to take over the federal government, the divisions in the governing coalitions of convenience are openly apparent. Not a day goes by without one of the different component parties taking a jab at others, be it with calls for the...
Polarization over race, religion, and reform has afflicted Malaysia for decades and powerfully shaped its electoral politics. ...
A closer look suggests that there is more going on than meets the eye...
Articles / 08.08.2020
The Sabah Political Crisis: What It Means For Pakatan, Perikatan – And Malaysia
The past week has seen Sabah plunged into a political crisis. Here's how this imbroglio affects all of us....
Tomorrow, the court will decide whether Najib will remain Muhyiddin’s most potent rival....
Articles / 14.07.2020
Singapore’s PAP’s self-inflicted election losses
The numerical majority in actuality suggests a rather humiliating defeat, especially in a ‘crisis’ election called early amid the COVID-19 pandemic....
Articles / 08.07.2020
Shattered dreams of reformasi?
To say this is failing to understand reformasi and underestimates the sentiments and political shifts taking place on the ground...
Malaysian states that stand out in their responses include Penang, Sabah, S’wak, S’gor and T’ganu....
Articles / 30.06.2020
Singapore’s ‘Not Normal’ Election
Singapore’s 2020 election is different—to paraphrase the words of PM Lee Hsien Loong’s label—it is ‘not normal’....