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Wong Chin-Huat

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Wong Chin-Huat is a political scientist at the Penang Institute in Malaysia.

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Can Multiparty Democracy Work in Multiethnic Malaysia?
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Can Multiparty Democracy Work in Multiethnic Malaysia?

May 23, 2018 Wong Chin-Huat says that, despite a historic vote, electoral engineering is needed to address ethnic and religious divisions.

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Will Malaysia’s Islamization Change Course?
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Will Malaysia’s Islamization Change Course?

Mar 8, 2018 Wong Chin-Huat hopes that the upcoming general election boosts the standing of the country's nonagenarian comeback kid.

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China’s Choice
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China’s Choice

Oct 15, 2014 Wong Chin-Huat outlines the Chinese government's three options for confronting the ongoing protests in Hong Kong.

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The Decline and Fall of William Barr
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The Decline and Fall of William Barr

Kent Harrington thinks the US attorney general is committed to doing President Donald Trump's bidding, no matter what.

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The Coming Nuclear Crises
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The Coming Nuclear Crises

Richard N. Haass

We are entering a new and dangerous period in which nuclear competition or even use of nuclear weapons could again become the greatest threat to global stability. Less certain is whether today’s leaders are up to meeting this emerging challenge.

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Is Russia the Middle East’s New Hegemon?
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Is Russia the Middle East’s New Hegemon?

Shlomo Ben-Ami argues that the strength of the Kremlin's position in the region has been overestimated.

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What Really Happened in Bolivia?
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What Really Happened in Bolivia?

Jorge G. Castañeda

Events in the country remain exceptionally fluid following the ouster of President Evo Morales, who has been given political asylum in Mexico. Nonetheless, three preliminary conclusions can already be drawn.

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An Appeal for Sudan’s Future
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An Appeal for Sudan’s Future

Ibrahim Elbadawi & Jeffrey D. Sachs say timely international assistance can help the country to become a democratic role model for the region.

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Time for European Defense Autonomy
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Time for European Defense Autonomy

Noëlle Lenoir calls on EU leaders to stop dithering and get to work forming a common army and security strategy.

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Mind the Learning Gap
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Mind the Learning Gap

M Niaz Asadullah warns that increased enrollment rates for girls means little when educational outcomes remain poor.

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Germany Can Reduce Its External Surplus
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Germany Can Reduce Its External Surplus

Dalia Marin rebuts a government report that concluded earlier this year that no policy tools are available.

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