5 Mar 2020 Bangsa Johor: A Tale of Two Political Personalities Serina Rahman The political dramas gripping Kuala Lumpur in the past week have not reverberated down south in Johor. With relative ease, Barisan Nasional has taken control of the state assembly. Malaysia Malaysian Politics
3 Mar 2020 Leverage in The Time of Coronavirus Tham Siew Yean The ongoing coronavirus crisis in China highlights how dependence on foreign inputs can affect export-dependent countries such as Malaysia. Asean Trade Malaysian Economy RCEP
2 Mar 2020 Muhyiddin and Malay Rights: Too Early to Call Norshahril Saat A Muhyiddin government will push for Malay rights, but this is unlikely to be done in excess. Malaysia Malaysian Politics
28 Feb 2020 GPS in Sarawak: Finding the Way In … or Out? Lee Poh Onn Political turbulence in Kuala Lumpur and the emergence of two competing coalitions have returned the Gabungan Parti Sarawak to its traditional role as kingmaker Malaysia Malaysian Politics
27 Feb 2020 Power Transition in Malaysia: A Messy Mosaic Francis E. Hutchinson|Kevin Zhang Political ructions over the weekend have pulled the rug on Pakatan Harapan’s control over state legislatures Malaysia Malaysian Politics
25 Feb 2020 A Political Earthquake, More Aftershocks to Come Francis E. Hutchinson|Lee Hwok-Aun A manic Monday in Malaysia means that the country could be ruled by one of two competing coalitions Malaysia Malaysian Politics
25 Feb 2020 Rigorous Vetting: The Senate Strikes Back? Termsak Chalermpalanupap Too early to conclude that Upper House has found a new independence apart from the Thai military Thai Politics Thailand
19 Feb 2020 Apathetic Young Voters in Myanmar? Think Again Nyi Nyi Kyaw The received wisdom about political apathy among the country’s youth needs to be re-examined. Myanmar Myanmar Elections
18 Feb 2020 Mass Shooting: Thai Military in the Cross-Hairs Supalak Ganjanakhundee A mass shooting in Thailand has put the spotlight on the military’s involvement in business. Thai Military Thailand
17 Feb 2020 Manila’s VFA Termination: A Win for China and Russia Ian Storey Manila’s decision to withdraw from the 1998 Visiting Forces Agreement with the United States will benefit China and Russia. Russia’s attempt to cozy up to the Philippines, however, might not be wholly welcomed by Beijing. Philippine Philippine-U.S. Relations Security
