Articles / 26.03.2023
GE15 voting analysis – Part 7: Battle for Malays
Limited "green wave" aside, never underestimate dynamics of Malay voters....
Articles / 15.01.2023
A Testing Year: Where to Malaysia in 2023?
There is no honeymoon period for the new coalition government under Anwar Ibrahim, which has already inherited a bruised economy, scheming enemies and disillusioned voters. Dr. Bridget Welsh looks at what comes next....
Articles / 03.04.2022
Post-Johor projection: Who could win GE15?
Malaysia is in politicking mode, with politicians focused on their own fortunes...
Articles / 06.03.2022
‘Blue Battle’ in rural Johor
Voting in Felda can shape the outcome of nearly half of the seats in Johor state polls...
Johor's buffet of candidates draws some interest among voters but considerable scepticism has set in....
Articles / 17.10.2020
Umno’s divisions: A party held hostage
Umno today struggles with the living legacies of both Mahathir and Najib on the party...
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...
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...
Articles / 01.06.2020
Bersatu, Berdua, Berkosong?
When the Malaysian United Indigenous Party, or Bersatu, was set up in September 2016, both Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Muhyiddin Yassin were on the same side – both rejecting Umno and the kleptocracy of the Najib Razak government. Last week, after one leader instructed his ally to sack the other...
Here are the key issues/factors that are shaping the unprecedented transition period....
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