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Who’s on the menu in GE16?

Statistics aren't immutable. Just as a grand old coalition was ultimately decimated, a former lion of the Opposition could face a slaughter in the next polls.

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Can Malaysian politics pivot?

To move away from race-driven politics, could we look to Sabah and Sarawak for a PM candidate? Do we have the political courage to cross the South China Sea?

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Is it or is it not the economy?

When voters are anxious about their livelihoods, do broader geopolitical narratives fade?

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Masterstroke or desperate attempt?

The real power behind Perikatan's new face may not be who we think.

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Who’s fighting who right now?

A strong opposition is a good thing for democracy. And, of course, a strong government in charge is good news too. What happens when both are weakened by self-inflicted blows?

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A surgical strike too far?

The president acted to remove 'cancerous' cells from his party. But sometimes, surgery can be too radical for the body to recover from.

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Thailand’s colourful elections

A who's who in our neighbour's general elections – whose results, some say, will be controlled by 'hidden hands'.

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The country’s best theatre

Our august House has heard some incredible tales over the years, and this latest meeting is adding to the annals.

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It’s all about the image

The right branding can create engaging stories that win loyal brand fans. And it works in politics, too. Substance and policies? Who needs those?

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A tale of two nails

The 'nail theory' says where a politician's 'nail' is positioned determines levels of power.

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Who’s afraid of Akmal Salleh?

In politics – as in art – once the illusions are gone, the only thing left is a terrifying, empty silence.

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Big trouble in little Perlis

The federation's smallest state had an upheaval that led to new leaders in the state and, soon, the federal Opposition. The consequences could be much bigger than changes in one little state.

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