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Articles / 18.09.2020

Old and new politics blend in Sabah

Do not be fooled by what is on the surface of the campaign...

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Articles / 14.09.2020

All in the family: Candidates and contests in Sabah polls

The electoral contest is arguably one of the most competitive ever...

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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...

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Articles / 07.03.2020

Dissolution: Bubar menjadi bubur?

How the parties will fare should Parliament be dissolved....

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Articles / 24.02.2020

The day the Harapan government died

With different interests abounding, there is also no guarantee of stability with the new Muafakat coalition…...

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Articles, News & Commentary / 05.01.2020

Kimanis by-election – Umno’s last hurrah in Sabah?

Taken from malaysiakini.com With the final legal appeal decided on Friday and nominations yesterday, the year begins with the 10th by-election since GE14 – Kimanis in Sabah. Located on the west coast of the state, this parliamentary seat has traditionally been an Umno stronghold – and was claimed by former foreign minister Anifah Aman and...

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Articles, News & Commentary / 17.07.2018

‘New’ or ‘old’ Sabah in New Malaysia?

On the streets of Kota Kinabalu, there is open delight of the appointment of one of their own, Richard Malanjum, as the new chief justice. Across the diverse multiethnic mosaic of the state, many respond with the phrase “I feel Malaysian.”...

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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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