Short-term gain, long-term pain if Umno accepts DPM’s post, says analyst
Prof. James Chin was quoted in his consideration of the best UMNO candidate for Malaysia's deputy prime minister post, if offered by the new PN government.Malaysian PM hangs on as Anwar's chance slips away, for now
Prof. James Chin speculates that a month after Anwar launched his attempt to become prime minister, PM Muhyiddin and his 2021 budget will survive.Analyst: Defeating Budget 2021 bill is Anwar's last chance
Prof. James Chin said the outcome of the UMNO council meeting has dimmed the chances of Anwar becoming a prime minister.Malaysia Leader Up Against Friends and Foes in Sabah Election
Political analyst Prof Wong Chin Huat weighs in on whether PM Muhyiddin would be in a strong position to claim that UMNO is damaged.US-China trade war a boon
Dr Yeah Kim Leng said that the decoupling of the US economy from the Chinese economy would have an impact on the global supply chain in the short term.Snap polls the best way to resolve Sabah impasse, say analysts
Prof James Chin comments on the Sabah governor's decision to call for snap elections.Recall elections balance power between voters and leaders, says polls expert
In light of a spate of party hopping within the Malaysian political scene, Prof Wong Chin Huat discusses election recall policy as a way to empower voters.Najib Razak, Malaysia’s Former Prime Minister, Found Guilty in Graft Trial
Prof. James Chin predicts the Najib Razak graft trial outcome will likely be overturned in the appeals court.Najib's guilty verdict seen to strengthen Muhyiddin's hand
Prof Wong Chin Huat discusses possible responses by the Muhyiddin government to consolidate power in light of the first Datuk Seri Najib Razak 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) trial verdict.Analysts split over call for MPs to contest under parties
Prof James Chin opines with regards to a call for the amendment of laws to allow MPs to contest under political parties instead of individual names in order to put a stop to the practice of party-hopping.Singapore’s election: Why aren’t the winners smiling?
Prof Wong Chin Huat provides commentary on the 2020 Singaporean election results with regards to the People's Action Party (PAP) and Workers' Party rivalry.