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Articles / 15.11.2025

Sabah Turks

They will be a force that will reshape Sabah....

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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 / 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 / 16.04.2024

Lost opportunities in Labuan

Decades of neglect have left the federal territory far behind....

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Articles / 24.03.2023

GE15 voting analysis – Part 6: A Sabah mix

Unique Sabah features less polarisation, regionalism and new ethnic alignments....

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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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Articles / 03.03.2022

Johor’s candidate buffet: Rise of candidate factor

Johor's buffet of candidates draws some interest among voters but considerable scepticism has set in....

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Articles / 30.09.2020

Hard realities from Sabah polls

There is a need to look beyond the numbers - to look back in order to move forward...

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Articles / 23.09.2020

Warisan swing: How it helped ‘win’ Sabah in GE14

Dissecting the Warisan swing in 2018...

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Articles / 19.09.2020

Poverty Sabah’s most pressing woe

The poor, who are simply putting their families first, shouldn’t be blamed for voting the way they do...

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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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