Articles / 15.08.2021
Lessons for Malaysia’s next government
A new government is an opportunity to move Malaysia forward...
What are the reactions to the PM’s belated olive branch as Perikatan Nasional’s vote of confidence looms?...
Video / 03.08.2021
Consider This: UMNO (Part 2) – Crying Wolf Again?
Can a divided UMNO set the agenda? Melisa Idris and Sharaad Kuttan speak to Dr Bridget Welsh of the Asia Research Institute, Nottingham University Malaysia....
Articles / 01.08.2021
A Return for Umno?
Political analyst Bridget Welsh examines how Umno stands to gain from the ongoing tumult...
Articles / 20.06.2021
An evolving legitimacy crisis?
Muhyiddin’s leadership has been damaged but he holds incumbent power in a highly centralised system...
Articles / 17.12.2020
Perak’s multi-partisan milestone
If this govt-opposition deal holds, it represents an important shift towards greater partisan cooperation...
To the surprise of many the Budget Bill never made it to the bloc voting. So what happened in Parliament?...
Video / 07.10.2020
Wacana Bersih#10 : Malaysia Pasca Langkah Sheraton
What led to the Sheraton Move political coup that led to the formation of the new Perikatan Nasional government led by Muhyiddin Yassin, and what happened since - COVID-19 pandemic, collapses of state governments, Sabah Election and the Anwar Move...
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...
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