Dr Malcolm Cook, Senior Fellow, ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute contributed an Op-Ed: “Three Misunderstandings of China-ASEAN Economic Relations” which was published in Knowledge@Wharton, an online business journal by Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
The article which first appeared in the print edition of Knowledge@Wharton publication on March 10, 2016, can be viewed here.
ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute research fellow, Norshahril Saat, opines that previous UMNO splits show Mr Najib can stay on. He added that early signs show that appeasing Dr Mahathir is the step UMNO’s leaders will be taking. However, according to Dr Norshahril, this move may be insufficient for Mr Najib to stay in power for long, unless he reinstates his inclusive agenda, embodied in One Malaysia, to ensure he has the support of non-Malays.
The article which appeared in the print edition of TODAY on December 07, 2015 can be viewed here.
Related article: Malaysia Party Elites to Meet as Najib Staying Power Tested by Bloomberg. The article can be accessed here.
Head of ASEAN Studies Centre, Tang Siew Mun, has written an op-ed for TODAY in response to ASEAN’s failure to reach a unanimous decision to include the South China Sea (SCS) disputes in the joint communique.
Read more here.
ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute research fellow, Norshahril Saat, opines that Mr Najib must unite Umno at general assembly and regain support from disgruntled members. Dr Norshahril added that Mr Najib should also use this assembly to make amends with Mr Muhyiddin and Dr Mahathir.
The article which appeared in the print edition of the Straits Times on December 01, 2015 can be viewed here.
Abdillah Noh, Visiting Fellow at the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute, opines on the current political landscape and leadership void in Malaysia, bearing in mind leadership renewal woes within the Barisan Nasional (BN).
The article can be read here.