Articles
2013 articles
- Psy’s Gangnam parody in Penang: Oops, joke is on BN elites (February 2013 - Aliran)
- Gangnam twist for Malaysian elections (February 2013 - Asia Times)
- Najib sets up poll thriller (April 2013 - Asia Times)
- Najib rebrands for Malaysia’s polls (April 2013 - Asia Times)
- Rainbow rally lifts opposition in Malaysia (January 2013 - Asia Times)
- Past fraud, new risks in Malaysia (January 2013 - Asia Times)
- Swing states to decide Malaysian polls (May 2013 - Asia Times)
- Political gap narrows in Malaysia (May 2013 - Asia Times)
- Legitimacy crisis in post-election Malaysia (May 2013 - Asia Times)
- Defiant light in post-election darkness (May 2013 - Asia Times)
2012 articles
- Money for nothing in Malaysia (January 2012 - Asia Times)
- Too much is at stake (January 2012 - Aliran)
- Post-trial bounce for Malaysian opposition (January 2012 - Asia Times)
- Najib eyes election, vote doubts rise (March 2012 - Asia Times)
- The problem with GDP (April 2012 - Aliran Monthly Vol 31: 3)
- How local democracy shut down Japan’s nuclear power plants (April 2012 - Aliran Monthly Vol 31: 3)
- The oldest trick in the book (May 2012 - Aliran)
- Crackdown resets Malaysian politics (May 2012 - Asia Times)
- 10 reasons why it cannot be business as usual (April 2012 - Aliran Monthly Vol 31: 3)
- 600 Singaporeans mark ISA crackdown anniversary (June 2012 - Aliran)
- No good time for Najib (July 2012 - Asia Times)
- Malaysia's green movement goes political (July 2012 - IPS)
- Penang's women lead local democracy (September 2012 - IPS)
- Najib shoots pre-election messengers (October 2012 - Asia Times)
- High stakes general election (October 2012 - Aliran Monthly)
- Defections raise Anwar election chances (August 2012 - Asia Times)
2011 articles
- Bellwether poll for Malaysia (March 2011 - Asia Times)
- Najib’s larger-than-life Thaipusam appearance (January 2011 - Aliran)
- Pas targets Malaysian middle ground (June 2011 - Asia Times)
- Malaysian politics takes to the streets (June 2011 - Asia Times)
- Umno bounces back in Malaysia (March 2011 - Asia Times)
- A royal call for calm in Malaysia (July 2011 - Asia Times)
- Tough times ahead for Najib administration (August 2011 - Asia Times)
- Najib punts on legal change (September 2011 - Asia Times)
- Najib thinks twice on reform (December 2011 - Asia Times)
- Half-century long 'Abolish ISA' struggle is vindicated (October 2011 - Aliran Monthly Vol 31: 9)
- MTUC nationwide picket against Employment Act amendments (December 2011 - Aliran Monthly Vol 31:11)
2010 articles
- Malaysia attacks leave ash of confusion (Jan 2010 – Asia Times)
- Anwar trial a black eye for Malaysia (Feb 2010 – Asia Times)
- Anwar trial will not derail struggle for justice, democracy (Feb 2010 – Aliran)
- Pejuang rakyat or peju-wang diri sendiri? (Mar 2010 – Aliran)
- Najib faces reform opposition (Apr 2010 – Asia Times)
- Psychopaths on the loose (May 2010 – Aliran)
- Beyond the electoral process: The struggle for change (Aliran Monthly Vol 30: 3)
- Gender paradox means too few women decision-makers (July 2010 – IPS)
- An early general election (Aliran Monthly Vol 30: 5)
- Spotlight on trams: Penang (August 2010 – Guardian)
- Anwar’s party lays ground for a new era (September 2010 – Asia Times)
- Soi Lek heads PPC: Larger issue at stake (November 2010 – Aliran)
- Sky high risks in Malaysia (November 2010 – Asia Times)
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Hi Anil
Please have a look at this article in sg.yahoo.com
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/ge13–you-can-rule-malaysia-with-only-17–of-the-popular-vote-064643083.html
It says, you can rule Malaysia with only 17% of popular vote.
Statistics have been included from James Chong at http://bit.ly/GE13Details
Thanks
Isaiah
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