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Youth Defence Summit 2019
As a consequence of 30 years of peace since the end of the Communist Insurgency, the Malaysian public at large has developed a serious disconnect with the Malaysian Armed Forces...
Social Media and New Politics in Malaysia: Forum and Book Launch
It is obvious that social media will be setting the agenda for the next general elections...
Beyond 2020: Fresh Views, New Visions
JCI in partnership with The Centre, brings together young, moderate politicians to discuss Malaysia’s most “wicked issues” and find a way forward beyond 2020.
The Belt and Road Initiative: Myths and Misconceptions of China’s Motives and Involvement
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Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Toronto
Can Electoral Systems Encourage Politics of Moderation?
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Professor, The University of Western Australia
The 2018 Malaysian General Election: The Return of Mahathir and the Exit of UMNO
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Minister of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia
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