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Articles / 29.11.2024

Lessons from 2024 US election for the Madani govt

Ignoring your political base comes with electoral peril....

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Articles / 26.10.2024

A politics of betrayal?

Broken promises, shattered hopes litter the Malaysian political landscape....

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Articles / 01.10.2024

Mahkota: Another Bersatu loss

Results also points to worrying trend for Madani govt....

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Articles / 02.08.2024

Anwar’s deficits: Madani govt assessment Part 2

Declining trust in Anwar weakens confidence in govt as a whole....

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Articles / 31.07.2024

Anwar’s deliverables: Madani govt assessment Part 1

It would be unfair to completely dismiss the administration's achievements....

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Articles / 09.07.2024

Sungai Bakap Part 2: Anwar govt bogged down

A serious and growing trust deficit in Madani govt....

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Articles / 23.06.2024

Sg Bakap Part 1: Still running green?

Harapan's reliance on older voters doesn't show promise of future victory....

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Articles / 16.05.2024

Cadmean victory in KKB

Results show voters divided ethnically, getting disengaged from political process....

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Articles / 10.05.2024

KKB Part 3: Protecting the fort

Status quo is likely to remain as politics has not changed....

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Articles / 29.04.2024

KKB Part 2: Not just one swing

Looking at voting trends using estimates from localised polling station data....

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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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