Articles / 29.11.2023
On hold: A year of Anwar – Part 2
While public institutions have strengthened, race relations are deteriorating....
In this ADRN Issue Briefing, Dr. Bridget Welsh summarizes the results Malaysia's recent state elections and its implications....
Articles / 30.06.2023
Muda makes a democratic move?
This could be a break from the tiresome politics of Malaysia....
Articles / 09.06.2023
Upcoming ‘mega’ state polls will be ‘different’
No question there will be surprises and unexpected defeats....
Articles / 26.03.2023
GE15 voting analysis – Part 7: Battle for Malays
Limited "green wave" aside, never underestimate dynamics of Malay voters....
How religious rhetoric, low turnout affected Sarawak GE15 results....
Articles / 17.12.2022
Democracy Protected: Is there unity in disunity?
Malaysia’s moving forward with its own brand of “unity government”. Noted political analyst Dr. Bridget Welsh looks at whether all forces can find common ground for the common good, or remain as divided as water and oil....
Articles / 25.09.2022
By the numbers: PKR vs Muda
In this piece, Dr. Bridget Welsh analyses PKR and Muda's electoral performances in the Johor State Election. ...
Articles / 31.05.2022
PKR Polls 2022: Not All About Anwar
PKR polls are finally over and results seem to indicate the party's ready for change. Dr Bridget Welsh zeroes in on what this means for Anwar Ibrahim and more....
Articles / 03.04.2022
Post-Johor projection: Who could win GE15?
Malaysia is in politicking mode, with politicians focused on their own fortunes...
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