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Articles / 13.03.2022

Back to the Future after Johor Polls

The Johor polls is finally done and dusted, and let’s just say the state was painted a BN blue last night. Dr BRIDGET WELSH breaks down what this means for Malaysia going forward. ...

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Articles / 13.03.2022

Back to the past? Preliminary voting analysis of Johor polls

The situation in the Johor polls remains competitive and fluid....

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Articles / 10.03.2022

Lost in Johor: A haunted campaign

All parties in the Johor polls are being haunted by their ghosts – some still alive and kicking....

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Articles / 05.03.2022

Johor voting retrospective: Turnout and turns in support

BN hopes the turns will go their way but other parties aim to win swing voters...

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Articles / 22.02.2022

Lessons from Malacca polls: Election retrospective Part 1

Harapan faces the most serious contraction of support if Malacca trends continue...

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Articles / 21.11.2021

How The Pakatan Harapan legend crumbled in Malacca

As Malacca turns blue with BN’s big win, the question is what went wrong for Pakatan Harapan? These are the hard questions Anwar Ibrahim and co must ask themselves....

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Articles / 15.08.2021

Lessons for Malaysia’s next government

A new government is an opportunity to move Malaysia forward...

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Articles / 20.06.2021

An evolving legitimacy crisis?

Muhyiddin’s leadership has been damaged but he holds incumbent power in a highly centralised system...

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Articles / 24.02.2021

Sheraton Move one year on (Malaysiakini)

One year after, Malaysia is still struggling to move forward. The backroom deals made public from the Sheraton Hotel epitomise the problems of the country’s elite politics...

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Articles / 17.12.2020

Perak’s multi-partisan milestone

If this govt-opposition deal holds, it represents an important shift towards greater partisan cooperation...

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Bridget Welsh
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Bridget Welsh is currently Honorary Research Associate with the University of Nottingham Asia Research Institute Malaysia (UoNARI-M) based in Kuala Lumpur. She is a Senior Associate Fellow of The Habibie Center. She specializes in Southeast Asian politics, with a focus on Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore and Indonesia. She is committed to fostering engagement, mutual understanding and empowerment.

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