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A country in limbo
Thailand still hasn’t got a prime minister as the man whose party won the most votes in the May elections has been rejected by the powerful conservative establishment.
The Bossku factor in elections
He might be in jail but the former prime minister still seems to have a lot of supporters. How will that affect the state polls next month?
Which team will win on the east coast?
Long-term plans and short-term goals in the upcoming state elections.
How to campaign after GE15
Can platforms used during last year’s 15th General Election be dusted off and brought into play for the upcoming state elections?
Perception over practicality
With state elections looming, is anyone surprised that the talk in Parliament is on uniforms rather than reforms?
One man, but not one message
While the PM is the popular face of the unity government, its confused messaging on the ground is not faring well against the Opposition’s focused attacks.
Two young parties, two very different results
Thais voted decisively for change by supporting a young party. Meanwhile in Malaysia, a young party struggles to make an impact.
Unsettled in Thailand
Despite a general election with a huge turnout and a decisive win, there’s still no clear picture of who will become Thailand’s next prime minister.
Fluid frenemy
What happens in Sabah politics will follow the ebb and flow of national politics.
Serving spicy Thai politics
Thailand goes to the polls today with the world watching to see if the military will prevail or if the country will be led once again by a civilian.
Which strategy will be successful?
Politicians are twisting and turning every which way as they attempt to change the status quo.
Who will pardon Najib?
In politics, who is an enemy and who is a friend shifts depending on common interest.
