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While modern democracy is based on division, the Chinese state is built on a centuries-old paradigm of political order. Failing to embrace intergovernmental conflict, Beijing will never win hearts and minds in Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Prof. James Chin weighs in on the Muafakat Nasional coalition between UMNO and PAS.

Prof. James Chin states that the incumbent in Balai Ringin has an advantage in the state by-election over the challenger.

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Prof. James Chin stated that Anwar Ibrahim's hopes of becoming PM is not dented as he has the majority support from his party, although not from the public.

Prof. James Chin commented on former prime minister Najib Razak's choice on taking a testimony under oath.

The humanities will reclaim their preeminence in the academy as the rise of the machines puts paid to two centuries of utilitarian education, according to the political historian Kee Beng Ooi...

The role and contribution by Penang’s second Chief Minister Lim Chong Eu in turning the state into an economic powerhouse has been immortalised in a book...

The value of our votes will become even more unequal with the introduction of 18-year-old voters and automatic voter registration, cautions electoral reform group Tindak Malaysia...

For Malaysian politics to transcend the primacy of identity and move on to policymaking that is...

Prof. James Chin weighs in on the significance of the new UMNO-PAS alliance.

Prof. James Chin expressed that Anwar Ibrahim would remain politically weak if he does not hold a portfolio in the cabinet.