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在2018 malaysia election這個產品中，有21篇Facebook貼文，粉絲數超過58萬的網紅Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman，也在其Facebook貼文中提到， Such a pleasure meeting with Dr @tanseeleng , Singapore's Minister in the Prime Minister's Office, Second Minister for Manpower and Second Minister fo...
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Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman By Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman

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Such a pleasure meeting with Dr @tanseeleng , Singapore's Minister in the Prime Minister's Office, Second Minister for Manpower and Second Minister for Trade and Industry.

He has a such an interesting life story.

Due to financial difficulties, he had to work many odd jobs to keep the family going & worked hard as a tutor to fully finance his university education.

He ended up being a superstar in business-private sector.

Starting up his own company Healthway Medical Group at 27 & being appointed as CEO & MD of many healthcare groups/companies.

He left the private sector to compete in last election, won & appointed a minister.

Interestingly, Dr Tan was caring for Tan Sri Muhyiddin when TSMY was hospitalised for pancreatic cancer.

I believe the first time i met Dr Tan was in 2018 when i was visiting TSMY in hospital.

I vividly remember how Tan Sri was craving for some good Asam Pedas Muo after operation & ended up getting hospitalised further because he was not supposed to eat spicy food.

To be honest, I'd do the same. Anything for some good Asam Pedas Muo.

Doctors wouldn't be happy, but only those who have tried Asam Pedas Muo will understand😆

Put Politics aside & cherish sweet memories.

All the best Dr & looking forward to building stronger bridges between Malaysia & Singapore.

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APAKAH MASIH ADA MASA HADAPAN BUAT PARTI KERAMAT INI?

Sedikit catatan perkongsian.

Saya masih ingat lagi bagaimana saya bergelut dengan diri sendiri ketika mahu membuat keputusan yang besar dalam hidup saya, iaitu menyertai politik dan menyertai parti Bersatu.

Saya menyoal banyak perkara. Adakah saya sesuai menjadi seorang ahli politik? Adakah saya sanggup melondehkan jubah akademia saya dan turun bergulat di bawah menghadapi pelbagai tikam belakang, tawar-menawar, caci-maki dalam kerancuan dunia politik yang lebih menjanjikan kekhilafan berbanding kebenaran?

Apa yang menyebabkan saya didorong untuk menyertai politik dan Bersatu adalah suasana politik tanah air yang dilanda kemelut yang kronik waktu itu.

Tatkala dunia mengenali Malaysia kerana salah guna kuasa dan penyelewengan perbendaharaan negara oleh sesetengah individu, negara bagaikan memanggil-manggil warganya yang sedar untuk bersama merubah keadaan tersebut.

Sebagai warga akademia yang dididik untuk berdiri di atas fakta, idealisme dan kejituan moral, saya merasakan telah sampai waktunya untuk saya mula menterjemahkan segala teori dan idealisme yang sering dimuntahkan ke minda para penuntut lewat kuliah-kuliah ke dalam realiti.

Dilema yang menguliti jiwa menemui penawarnya apabila saya bertemu dengan Tun Dr Mahathir, dan seterusnya saya bertemu pula dengan Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. Kedua-dua tokoh ini mempunyai tempat yang istimewa di dalam hati saya sehingga kini.

Saya merupakan moderator pertama forum Tun (yang bukan sebagai ahli UMNO lagi) di depan khalayak awam di Pasir Gudang Johor.

Setelah itu, saya sering diundang untuk menjadi moderator forum-forum Tun yang dianjurkan oleh pelbagai pihak sekitar 2016-2017. Bercakap depan-depan dengan Tun adalah momen yang paling saya tak boleh lupa. Saya masih ingat pesan Tun waktu itu,

“Kita kena selamatkan negara Malaysia dari kleptokrat. Dulu Malaysia dikenali dunia kerana kemajuannya dan kehebatannya, kini dikenali kerana rasuah.

Di samping itu kita sebagai orang Melayu wajib menyelamatkan survival orang Melayu. Apa akan jadi dengan masa depan orang Melayu jika budaya rasuah, salah guna kuasa dan politik wang ini menjadi normal tanpa ada langsung orang yang bersuara menentangnya?”

Jelas di wajah Tun yang di senja usia itu keresahan dan kegelisahan memikirkan nasib politik orang Melayu.

Selain itu, saya tak boleh lupa pesan Tan Sri ketika saya bertemu dengan beliau (lama dulu, sebelum PRU14). Saya juga merasa bersyukur kerana menjadi moderator pertama forum awam beliau di Johor Bahru sejurus beliau dibuang dari UMNO.

Setahun selepas peristiwa tersebut, saya telah mengambil keputusan untuk menyertai Bersatu, dan telah diberikan peluang untuk bertemu dengan Tan Sri. Antara kata-kata Tan Sri yang begitu terkesan di dalam jiwa saya;

“Kita perlukan wajah ahli politik baru untuk membentuk budaya politik yang baharu. Kita perlu wujudkan budaya baharu politik Bersatu.”

Kemudian saya cermati satu persatu tentang penubuhan Bersatu. Bersatu meletakkan batu asas yang sangat kukuh semasa ditubuhkan.

Selain menegakkan Islam, mempertahan kedudukan bumiputera dan bahasa, menjunjung demokrasi, Bersatu berikrar mahu ‘memerangi rasuah dan salah guna kuasa untuk mewujudkan amalan tadbir urus yang baik dan pemerintahan yang bersih, beramanah dan berintegriti.’

Rujuk di laman web Bersatu, Prinsip-prinsip Perjuangan Bersatu: https://www.pribumibersatu.org.my/prinsip.php

Maka berbondong-bondonglah orang menyertai Bersatu. Dari hujung Wang Kelian sampailah luar negara, orang meletakkan harapan yang tinggi kepada Bersatu sebagai ‘fresh start’ budaya politik yang baru.

Semua orang tahu dan sedar bagaimana kerosakan sistem yang telah berlaku sekian lama, skandal-skandal besar dan kes-kes pecah amanah yang luar biasa, segalanya perlahan-lahan terdedah.

Tidak usah pergi jauh, di dalam pendidikan sendiri lihatlah kes projek solar sekolah luar bandar Sarawak yang sudah mula dibicarakan. Perhatikanlah bagaimana pertelingkahan sesama sendiri berlaku oleh watak-watak yang mahu menyelamatkan diri dari didakwa.

Sayang sekali perbicaraan kes itu tidak dapat diselesaikan sebelum PH jatuh. Hari ini, watak yang terlibat secara langsung dengan projek tenaga solar tersebut mendapat jawatan sebagai pengerusi GLC (yang juga berkaitan dengan ‘tenaga’).

Sekiranya ada agamawan pernah berkata, lantiklah menteri-menteri kabinet yang bersih agar menjadi hujah yang kuat kepada kerajaan yang tertubuh,

sekarang bagaimana pula dengan perlantikan watak-watak begini dalam GLC-GLC? Adakah ada hujah agama lain yang perlu disandang pula untuk menjustifikasikan tindakan ini? Jika ada, saya teringin membacanya.

Benar. Bersatu adalah parti yang sangat muda. Tetapi penubuhan Bersatu sangat jelas tujuan dan asasnya. Tentu kita bukanlah parti yang sempurna, parti yang juga punyai kelemahan, tetapi sedikitpun kita tidak pernah tergelincir dari tujuan asal penubuhan parti keramat ini.

Dukung demokrasi, pertahan agama, perkukuh bangsa, dan yang paling penting, ikrar kita untuk terus lawan rasuah, lawan salah guna kuasa dan bina budaya tadbir urus yang baharu, yang berintegriti.

Sekarang, apa yang perlu kita jawab kepada diri kita sendiri apabila budaya ini kembali bermaharajalela di dalam negara kita, di depan mata kita?

Tidakkah terdetik rasa gelisah melihat watak-watak yang kita perangi tindakan mereka dahulu kini kembali mendominasi tanpa sedikitpun rasa malu dan bersalah?

Mereka inilah yang merupakan Raison d'etre (sebab kewujudan) Bersatu. Bersatu diwujudkan untuk menggantikan mereka, untuk memberikan alternatif kepada politik lama, politik korupsi kepada politik baru yang pernah diilhamkan nama sebagai budaya Bersatu.

Di atas niat murni ini jugalah saya menyertai Bersatu dan menceburkan diri ke dalam politik.

Saya perlu ucapkan terima kasih kepada ahli MPT Bersatu, Dato Dr Rais Husin yang telah Berjaya menyempurnakan penyertaan saya ke dalam parti yang saya cintai ini. Mac 2018 merupakan tarikh keramat dalam hidup saya apabila saya menyertai Bersatu secara rasmi.

Sejujurnya, saya masih kabur melihat arah tuju perjalanan parti ini dikala ini. Ketika kita (Bersatu) menjadi komponen penting dalam PH dahulu. Identiti kita jelas, orang Melayu berlindung di rumah Bersatu dalam PH sementara kaum lain boleh berlindung di rumah lain dan kita cuba hidup seadil yang mungkin (walaupun kadangkala kita tergigit lidah).

Pergeseran dalaman adalah lumrah politik, persoalannya ialah bagaimanakah kita menguruskan konflik dan perbezaan.

Apabila Bersatu dibawa keluar dan menyertai PN lewat hujung Februari yang lalu, saya mula bertanya, masih relevan lagikah identiti yang Bersatu bawa, iaitu untuk menjadi parti alternatif orang Melayu dan menggantikan UMNO? Masih terpakaikah lagi idealisme yang diperjuangkan selama ini?

Jika Bersatu akhirnya hanya mengikut arus yang sama, mula bercampur dengan mereka yang membawa budaya politik yang dulu kita berikrar untuk perangi, apologetik dan merasa tak bersalah pula bersama dengan mereka yang pernah kita kalahkan kerana kerakusan wang dan kuasa yang jelas berlaku di depan mata, di manakah lagi rasionalnya keperluan parti kita untuk orang Melayu?

Akhirnya, orang Melayu, anak muda, generasi masa depan yang mempunyai harapan untuk melihat budaya politik baharu, seakan kelam dan hilang.

Impian pengundi-pengundi yang pulang mengundi 9 Mei 2018 dengan tekad untuk membentuk Malaysia Baharu, gugur dan retak.

Apakah masih masa hadapan untuk parti keramat kita ini?

Hal ini semakin merunsingkan saya terutamanya apabila UMNO dan BN hanya menerima kerajaan PN sehingga menjelang PRU15 sahaja.

Majlis Tertinggi UMNO telah memutuskan bahawa mereka melalui Muafakat Nasional akan menggempur semua kerusi-kerusi yang dipertandingkan oleh Bersatu dan sekutu Bersatu di dalam PRU 15 nanti. Perikatan Nasional hanyalah hubungan sementara bagi UMNO.

UMNO yang sepatutnya digantikan kewujudan mereka dengan Bersatu di dalam hati orang-orang Melayu tanah air ini.

Di kala itu, sekiranya kita tidak melakukan apa-apa, soalan saya, di manakah kedudukan Bersatu?

Ke PH tidak, ke Muafakat Nasional pun tidak. Kita menjadi pihak ketiga yang paling marginal berhadapan dengan dua blok PH dan Muafakat Nasional pada PRU15 nanti.

Apakah nasib Bersatu pada waktu itu nanti?

Apakah masih ada masa hadapan buat parti keramat ini?

YB Dr Maszlee Malik
Ahli MPT Bersatu
13 Mei 2020

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IS THERE STILL A FUTURE FOR THIS PARTY?

Just something to share.

I can still remember how I had struggled with myself when I made the major life decision of joining politics and joining the party Bersatu.

I questioned many things at that time. Was I fit to be a politician? Would I be able to take off my academic robe and instead roll around with backstabbing, bargaining, and insults in the political world which promises more deceit than truth?

What drove me to be involved in politics and Bersatu was the political atmosphere of the country that was plagued by the chronic turmoil of the time.

As the world knew Malaysia for the misuse of power and financial mismanagement by certain individuals, the nation seemed to be calling on its citizens to wake up and change the situation.

As an academic trained to stand on facts, idealism and moral fastidiousness, I felt that it was time for me to begin actualising all the theories and idealisms that were frequently conveyed to the minds of students through lectures.

My soul-searching dilemma found its antidote when I met Tun Dr Mahathir, and then I met Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin next. Both figures continue to hold a special place in my heart to this day.

I happened to be the first moderator of Tun’s forum (who was no longer a UMNO member then) attended by the people in Pasir Gudang Johor.

After that, I was often invited to be the moderator of Tun’s forums organised by various parties circa 2016-2017. Holding a face-to-face conversation with Tun was truly a moment that I will never forget. I still remember Tun's sage words at that time,

“We have to save Malaysia from the kleptocrats. Malaysia used to be known for its progress and its glory, now only known for its corruption.

Besides, as Malays we must ensure the survival of the Malays. What will be the future of the Malays if the culture of corruption, abuse of power and money politics becomes the norm without anyone speaking out against it?"

It was clear that Tun, in the twilight of age, was fraught with worry and anxiety thinking about the political fate of the Malays.

Also, I could not forget Tan Sri's words when I met him (long ago, even before the 14th General Election). I was also the first moderator of his public forum in Johor Bahru immediately after his removal from UMNO.

A year after the event, I decided to join Bersatu, and was given the opportunity to meet Tan Sri. Among Tan Sri’s remarks that left a deep impact on me;

“We need new faces to shape a new political culture. We need to create a new culture of Bersatu politics.”

I scrutinised the establishment of Bersatu, bit by bit. Bersatu had a very solid foundation when it was set up.

In addition to upholding Islam, upholding the position of bumiputera and language, upholding democracy, Bersatu pledges to 'fight corruption and abuse of power to create good governance and a clean, trustworthy and integrity-based government.'

You may refer to Bersatu website for the party’s principles: https://www.pribumibersatu.org.my/prinsip.php

From then on, a substantial number of people had joined Bersatu. From Wang Kelian to abroad, the people placed their high hopes on Bersatu as the 'fresh start' to a new political culture.

Everyone was aware how damaging the system had been for so long, the major scandals and the outrageous cases of breach of trust, all slowly unfolding.

No need to go too far for examples. Within education itself, you can see the case of the Sarawak rural school solar energy project that is already on trial. Just observe how the persons in question are quarrelling with one another simply to save themselves from prosecution.

It is truly unfortunate that the trial could not be completed before PH fell. Today, the person who was directly involved in the solar energy project is getting the chairmanship of a GLC (which is also related to 'energy').

If a religious figure had once said, appoint clean cabinet ministers to be the strength of the established government,

now what about the appointment of these characters in GLCs? Is there another religious argument that will be brought forth to justify this action? If indeed there is, I'd love to read about it.

True. Bersatu is a very young party. But the establishment of Bersatu was very clear in its purpose and basis. Of course we are not a perfect party, we are a party that has weaknesses, but at least we have never slipped from the original purpose of this party’s establishment.

To uphold democracy, to defend religion, to strengthen the nation, and most importantly, our commitment to continue our fight against corruption, abuse of power, and the building of a new culture of governance, with integrity.

Now, how do we answer ourselves when the same culture is back in our country, before our very eyes?

Do we not feel anxious seeing the persons whose actions we had fought against in the past are now dominating the scene once again without any shame and guilt?

They are the raison d’etre Bersatu was formed. Bersatu was established to replace them, to provide an alternative to the old, corrupt politics, bringing about the new politics that was once envisaged as the Bersatu culture.

It was for this higher purpose that I had joined Bersatu and entered politics.

I would like to thank the Bersatu MPT, Dato Dr Rais Husin who had successfully finalised my registration as a member in this beloved party. March 2018 was the blessed day of my life when I officially joined Bersatu.

To be honest, at this juncture the direction of the party is still a blur to me. When we (Bersatu) were an important component of PH previously, our identity was clear, the Malays could take refuge in the home of Bersatu within PH while other ethnicities could take refuge in other homes and we tried to live together as fairly as possible (although sometimes we did bite our tongues).

Internal disputes are a norm in politics, the question is how do we handle conflicts and differences.

When Bersatu was taken out and had joined PN at the end of February, I started asking, is the identity that Bersatu carries still relevant, that is to become an alternative party for the Malays to replace UMNO? Is the idealism that we fought for still applicable?

If Bersatu eventually follows the same trend, begins to mix with those who bear the political culture we had once vowed to fight, becomes apologetic and guiltless to be with those we had defeated in the past simply because of greed for money and power clearly happening before our own eyes, then where is the rationale of the need for our party for the Malays?

In the end, the Malays, the youth, the future generation who had hopes to see a new political culture, seem to be in the dark and lost.

The dream of the voters who returned to vote on May 9, 2018 with the determination to build Malaysia Baharu, collapses and crashes.

Is there still a future for our beloved party?

I find it especially disturbing to know that UMNO and the BN have accepted the PN government only until the GE15.

The UMNO Supreme Council has decided that they, through Muafakat Nasional, will assail all the seats contested by Bersatu and allies of Bersatu in the coming GE15. Perikatan Nasional is only a temporary relationship for UMNO.

This is the same Umno whose existence in the hearts of Malays in this country should have been replaced by Bersatu.

So, if we do nothing, then my question is, where will Bersatu stand?

With PH we are not, with Muafakat Nasional we are not either. We will be the third most marginalised party to face the two blocks of PH and Muafakat Nasional in the GE15.

When that time comes, what would the fate of Bersatu be?

Is there any future for this party?

YB Dr Maszlee Malik
MPT member, Bersatu
13 May 2020

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In 2018, I spoke with Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Wan Azizah Wan Ismail after the release of her husband, Anwar Ibrahim, and the election victory of Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.

On the fraught history between her husband and Mahathir, she told me: "We were great friends, then we were great enemies, and now we are together building our great country again. That is important. No feeling of revenge at all. We want to look forward to the future and build together."

Wow. Malaysian politics and all its twists and turns...

#Malaysia

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Sidang media Tun Mahathir selepas PakatanHarapan tumbang

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还有几天的时间 就是我们马来西亚2018年第14届的全国大选啦
虽然我今年还没符合投票的年龄 但我觉得自己身为马来西亚的一份子 还是有这个责任和大家分享有关的资讯
完全没有任何政治的内容 纯粹只是提醒大家一定要投票 因为这就是身为马来西亚人的一份公民责任
千万不要看轻自己一票的力量
因为只有我们自己 能够决定自己和国家的未来
身在他乡的同伴们，也一起回来投票吧！

记得分享我的影片 让更多人知道有关大选的事项
我在影片里面提到的资讯可能不完整 所以大家还是可以浏览国家选举委员会(SPR)的官方网站查看详情
也再次鼓励各位在日常生活中多关注我们国家的政治和时事 不要成为一个井底之蛙喔

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Malaysia's 14th General Election and UMNO's Fall: Intra-Elite Feuding in the Pursuit of Power (Routledge Malaysian Studies Series) [Gomez, Edmund Terence, ...

#18. In first election since 2018, will Malaysia's young voters use ...

The dramatic ousting of the UMNO-led coalition, Barisan Nasional, four years ago was supposed to draw the line under identity politics and ...

#19. Malaysia's 97-Year-Old Mahathir to Stand in Election Yet Again

Mahathir Mohamad, Malaysia's 97-year-old former prime minister, said he will defend his Langkawi parliamentary seat in the upcoming general ...

#20. Malaysia election results: Najib Razak defeated as opposition ...

Prime Minister Najib Razak has suffered a stunning election loss to former leader Mahathir Mohamad, who at 92 is set to become the world's ...

#21. Malaysian PM calls for early polls as ruling party seeks to rise ...

Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob on Monday called an early election, aiming to win a stronger mandate and end political ...

#22. What we know about the political parties' strategies so far - CNA

The Election Commission will have a special meeting on Thursday to set the dates for nomination and polling day.

#23. Malaysian 14th General Election: Young Voters & Rising ...

Downloadable! The 14th General Election (GE14) was the most exciting general election ever had by Malaysian’s ever since its independence in 1957.

#24. Opposition in transition: pre-electoral coalitions and the 2018 ...

In May 2018, the Malaysian opposition coalition Pakatan Harapan or Hope Alliance won the federal elections for the first time in the history ...

#25. Malaysia's 15th General Election: Considering the Chessboard

Pakatan Harapan has to win at least 80 seats in peninsular Malaysia in order to safeguard Malaysian democracy and move the country forward.

#26. Malaysia election 2022 | South China Morning Post

Malaysia's Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob on October 10 announced the dissolution of parliament, setting the stage for a general election this year.

#27. Malaysia's 2018 election, reform, and democratization

First, how did the Pakatan. Harapan (PH) opposition finally defeat UMNO, despite a heavily biased electoral process and numerous structural ...

#28. May 9, 2018: The day that shook Malaysia - The Sun Daily

The coalition then chose Dr Mahathir Mohamad, 93, to be the prime minister. Mahathir who was Malaysia's fourth prime minister from 1981-2003 ...

#29. Topic · Malaysia election 2018 - Change.org

Malaysia Election 2018 · Related topics · Give Major Zaidi Ahmad back his Job! · DR M should dab after being elected as Prime Minister of Malaysia · An Exemption ...

#30. Battle Royale on Social Media in the 2018 General Election in ...

Mahathir's political party, Pakatan Harapan (PH), was formerly called Pakatan. Rakyat (PR) when it coalesced with the Islamic Party (PAS). However PAS.

#31. Malaysian Politics After 14th General Election

The empirical findings show that there is no significant relationship between the number of parliamentary seats and BN's dominance in the past general elections ...

#32. Malaysia's 2018 general election | European Parliament

On 9 May 2018, Malaysians go to the polls to elect federal and state parliaments. Although a financial scandal and rising living costs have ...

#33. Malaysia's 14th General Election and UMNO's Fall - Routledge

Edmund Terence Gomez is Professor of Political Economy at the Faculty of Economics & Administration, University of Malaya, Malaysia. Mohamed Nawab Mohamed Osman ...

#34. File:Malaysia election results map by percentage, 2018.svg

File:Malaysia electoral district.svg. File usage on other wikis. The following other wikis use this file: Usage on en.wikipedia.org.

#35. Malaysia House of Representatives 2018 - IFES Election Guide

Head of Government: Prime Minister Najib RAZAK*; Assembly: Malaysia has a bicameral Parliament (Parlimen) consisting of the Senate (Dewan Negara) with 70 seats ...

#36. Elections? For what? And for whose benefit? - FMT

Some party leaders have begun to salivate at the prospect of regaining the power and monetary benefits they lost, rather than on helping the ...

#37. Malaysia's May 2018 General Election and Foreign Policy

The 14th Malaysian General Elections (GE14) held in May saw the then main opposition alliance of Pakatan Harapan, together with an allied ...

#38. 3500 Malaysia General Election Images, Stock Photos & Vectors

Sg Bakau, Penang / Malaysia - April 11 2018: Flags and banners of political. Photo of malaysian people queing for voting in Malaysian General Election.

#39. Malaysia Opposition, Led by 92-Year-Old, Wins Upset Victory

Prime Minister Najib Razak, under investigation on corruption accusations, appears to accept the results. But the country's king must still ...

#40. The using of Facebook in Malaysia's 14th General Election

Keywords: Facebook, Barisan Nasional, General Election, Pakatan Harapan. Abstract: The Barisan Nasional coalition had dominated Malaysian ...

#41. Malaysia election 2018 results: Who won the ... - Daily Express

MAHATHIR Mohamad's opposition party has claimed a historic victory in the Malaysian election, ending more than 60 years of Malay party rule.

#42. Over 7.3 Million Tweets for #GE14 in Malaysia - Twitter Blog

Throughout the election campaign, politicians and parties took to Twitter to communicate with Malaysian voters and with the rest of ...

#43. The Malaysian election results were a surprise. Here are 4 ...

To be sure, the ruling National Front coalition faced a tough political environment. Prime Minister Najib Razak and his government were ...

#44. Not Enough to Win Another Lost Election: Malapportionment ...

Decades of dominant party rule in Malaysia unexpectedly ended when UMNO and its Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition lost the 2018 election ...

#45. In Johor Election's Wake, Malaysian Politics Stay Turbulent

In Malaysia, politics never sleep, and the first quarter of 2022 has revealed new plots and plans. The recent state election in Johor has ...

#46. Malaysia dissolves parliament to make way for 15th general ...

After days of speculations, Prime Minister Ismail Sabri has announced the dissolution of parliament to make way for the country's 15th ...

#47. Initial Questions About the Malaysian Election Upset

More on: Southeast Asia Malaysia Democracy Elections and Voting Part 1Earlier this week, the opposition coalition in Malaysia pulled off…

#48. Towards a New Malaysia?: The 2018 Election and Its Aftermath

edited by Meredith L. Weiss and Faisal S. HazisMalaysia's 2018 election (GE14) brought down a ruling party in power since independence in 1957.

#49. Report on the Malaysian general election of May 2018 and its ...

Andrew Harding On 10 May 2018 six decades of Malaysia's dominant-coalition rule since independence in 1957 came to an end in yet another of ...

#50. Malaysian 2018 General Election: The start of a Democratic ...

The overall purpose of this project was to examine a democratic transition and the factors that lead to a transition by looking at a specific country case.

#51. Mahathir's Pakatan Harapan government 1 year after shock ...

Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's ruling alliance, Pakatan Harapan, has governed Malaysia for a year since ousting a political coalition ...

#52. Malaysia PM Says Days of Easy Election Wins Are Over

(Bloomberg) -- Malaysian caretaker Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition must work “very hard” to ...

#53. Malaysian PM dissolves Parliament, calls snap polls | AP News

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced that Parliament will be dissolved Monday, paving the ...

#54. The 2018 Malaysian General Election: The Return of Mahathir ...

Dato' Saifuddin Abdullah (Minister of Foreign Affairs) highlights the role of electoral delineations in setting the incentives for politicians: ...

#55. Mahathir Mohamad sworn in as country's seventh Prime Minister

The swearing-in of the 92-year-old, now the world's oldest elected leader, ends a day of uncertainty during which rumours swirled that the ...

#56. Malaysian Ex-PM, 92, Stuns World by Returning to Power

Mahathir Mohamad, former Malaysian prime minister and opposition candidate for Pakatan Harapan (Alliance of Hope), attends a news conference ...

#57. Malaysia's Historic Election - Business Insider

Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak lost Wednesday's election to his former mentor Mahathir Mohamad. Mahathir once fired and jailed Anwar ...

#58. What democracies can learn from Malaysia

Malaysia offers a reminder that there is no substitute for this most essential of democratic functions: the chance, even if it often resides ...

#59. Malaysia's Mahathir Mohamad, 97, to run in general elections

Though unlikely, he would be the oldest ever candidate for the post, which has a five-year term.

#60. Malaysia: Historic election result provides golden opportunity ...

Malaysia's first change in government for almost 60 years as former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad defeated the Barisan Nasional coalition ...

#61. Fake News and Elections in Two Southeast Asian Nations

Increasing Internet penetration across the globe and the wide distribution of false information on Internet platforms have resulted in the pressing need to ...

#62. 14th Malaysian General Election - Azmi & Associates

General Elections have always been one of the most anticipated events among Malaysians. It is the time when we Malaysians exercise our democratic right to.

#63. Social media as political hatred mode in Malaysia's 2018 ...

Malaysia had its. 14th General Election (GE14) dated 9th May, 2018. It was believed to be the most nerve-wracking, fiercest general election to ever happen ...

#64. What effect did social media have on the Malaysian election ...

Barisan Nasional's (BN) historic loss in the 14th Malaysian General Election (GE14) at the hands of Pakatan Harapan (PH), ending its 61-year ...

#65. Malaysia's Mahathir, 97, to run in general elections - ABC News

Malaysia's 97-year-old former leader Mahathir Mohamad says he will defend his seat in the general elections expected next month.

#66. Electoral boundaries in Malaysia's 2018 election | 5

The political dominance of the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) in Malaysia came to an abrupt end in the 2018 general elections. The result was.

#67. Control of Malaysia's parliament changes for the first time

Its boss Najib Razak, the incumbent prime minister, lost to a man who not only once led his party, but also his country: Mahathir Mohamad. The ...

#68. PDF - The Journal of Social Sciences Research

In their ongoing effort to increase young voters' participation in General Election, the Election Commission has gone all out in attracting and encouraging ...

#69. Chance for change in Malaysia - East Asia Forum

Even in the days just before Malaysia's 14th general election (GE14), few foreign observers believed that Malaysia's unpopular but ...

#70. Malaysia's 14th General Election via Twitter - IOPscience

Twitter has been prominently used during the electoral campaigns. Twitter helps the politicians to spread and share their political agenda.

#71. What an Election Stunner Means for Malaysia and Its Neighbors

Newly elected Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad leaving the National Mosque of Malaysia after Friday prayers, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, May 11, 2018 ...

#72. Najib and Mahathir can be main beneficiaries of Malaysia's ...

Top political elites hope for miracles to happen in this election, which include the release of former prime minister Najib Rajak from Kajang ...

#73. Minister: General election now could cost RM1.2b, up from ...

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 12 — Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Takiyuddin Hassan told Parliament today it could cost RM1.2 billion ...

#74. GE14 Archives - New Mandala

The Malaysian economy faces turbulence abroad after regime change. The 'new Malaysia' challenge is to redefine its trade and industrial policies, and to work ...

#75. SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYTICS USING SENTIMENT AND ...

This study analysed the political use of Twitter during the 2018 Malaysian General Election (GE14), using sentiment and content analyses to ...

#76. Malaysia at crossroads | The ASEAN Post

In 2016, Dr. Mahathir quit the United Malay National Organisation (UMNO) party led by Najib Razak, which leads the Barisan Nasional coalition, ...

#77. The Malaysian Election Commission: Navigating Electoral ...

The Malaysian Election Commission: Navigating Electoral Authoritarianism and Political Change - Volume 16 Issue S1.

#78. Why Malaysia's upcoming election will be significantly ...

Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob dissolved parliament on Monday, paving the way for a snap poll within 60 days and ending months of ...

#79. WhatsApp Election in Malaysia: Assessing the Impact ... - hrmars

The 14th Malaysian General Election (GE14) came with stunning results. Barisan Nasional (BN), the longest governing party defeated hugely in majority of ...

#80. Malaysia election falls prey to 'gerrymandering' - Financial Times

In Malaysia's last general election in 2013, Prime Minister Najib Razak's party lost the parliamentary constituency of Lembah Pantai by a ...

#81. Malaysia: Election Preview – It's in the Turnout | Teneo

Former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad could deliver Kedah to the opposition, but the races in Johor, Selangor, Kelantan, Sabah, and Sarawak ...

#82. Malaysia's General Election 2018 (GE14) - Home - Portal

We wish every Malaysian all the best in exercising their right to vote. By Hasnah Yahya. 827 Views ...

#83. PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF THE ELECTION COMMISSION ...

A lot have been published on the subject of democracy in Malaysia, yet there are few comprehensive survey-based academic studies on how. Malaysians view the ...

#84. The Bersih Movement, 2018 Election, and Malaysian Politics

Drawing on Malaysia's Bersih movement and the 2018 election, Dr. Lynette Ong's latest book, The Street and the Ballot Box: Interactions ...

#85. Country: Malaysia - Journal of Democracy

In Malaysia's May 2018 general election, a grand bargain between ex–prime minister Mahathir Mohamad and reform leader Anwar Ibrahim produced a political ...

#86. Malaysia's 14th General Election and UMNO's Fall - Filebase

Edmund Terence Gomez is Professor of Political Economy at the Faculty of. Economics & Administration, University of Malaya, Malaysia. Mohamed Nawab Mohamed ...

#87. The 14th General Election, the Fall of Barisan Nasional, and ...

society in Malaysia. ▫ Manuscript received 15 August 2018; accepted 22 November 2018. Keywords: Malaysian general election, Barisan Nasional, Pakatan Hara-.

#88. How Did People Tweet in the 2018 Malaysian General Election

Authors. Mohd Faizal Kasmani Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia. Keywords: election, Malaysia, politics, Twitter. Abstract.

#89. Upset in Malaysian election ends 60-year rule by single party

Malaysian voters have been angered by a corruption scandal involving Prime Minister Najib Razak and new taxes. Mahathir is 92 and leads an ...

#90. the comparative study of election system between indonesia

elections in Malaysia are worse than in Indonesia. Election administrators in Malaysia tend to side with government parties. In 2018, Suruhanjaya Options ...

#91. Malaysia's Anwar hopeful of election win - The Manila Times

PETALING JAYA, Malaysia: Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim said on Thursday he was optimistic that his alliance could achieve a ...

#92. Malaysia will likely have a general election in 2022

His faction of UMNO, which includes former Prime Minister Najib Razak, wants parliamentary polls as soon as possible. Ismail Sabri has been in ...

#93. In the 2018 Malaysian elections, voters are using ... - Quartz

As Malaysia heads to the polls today (May 9 local time), some voters will have beaten long odds to cast their ballots. Malaysians around the ...

#94. Towards a New Malaysia?: The 2018 Election and Its Aftermath

Malaysia's stunning 2018 election brought down a ruling party that had held power since independence in 1957, marking the first regime change in the ...

#95. Malaysia | International Republican Institute

Amidst Malaysia's turbulent politics, IRI seeks to reinforce the democratic gains of the 2018 general elections by supporting initiatives ...

#96. Did an election just cause Malaysian democratisation?

Southeast Asia's incumbent authoritarian regimes have long presided over elections, but they almost never step aside as a result.