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Articles / 26.07.2026

Blue wave, red alert, and green recession: Johor 2026 by the numbers – Part 3

Is M'sian politics re-sorting along age, class faster than along ethnic, religious lines?...

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Articles / 28.04.2026

A time of political fragmentation: Looking ahead Part 2

This belated Part 2 explores how fragmentation could weaken main players, but also provide electoral opportunities....

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Articles / 10.11.2025

Sabah’s significant stakes

Polls to shape Malaysian politics, especially for Sabahans seeking better governance....

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Articles / 29.01.2025

Malaysia’s ASEAN chairmanship is off to a disappointing start

Excessive focus on Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim and no coherent early list of goals present problems....

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Articles / 19.12.2024

Musa’s restoration: A look at Sabah retro politics – Part 1

Questions arise about how appointment will impact balance of power....

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Articles / 10.12.2024

A freer and more equal Malaysia?

Measures to address inequality have tapered off while freedom is increasingly restricted....

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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 / 23.11.2024

Year Two of Anwar Ibrahim’s Madani

Umno remains dominant while parties consolidate for a second term....

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Articles / 21.11.2024

Malaysia must crack down on crime syndicates taking billions from citizens

The Malaysian government has been on the frontline against scammers, but fundamental improvements are needed....

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Articles / 04.11.2024

Misplaced priorities: Federal Territories Mufti Bill

The proposed amendments to Act 355 raise more questions about Islamic governance than it answers....

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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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