Bridget Welsh

They will be a force that will reshape Sabah.

Youth should not be underestimated in this election.

Polls to shape M'sian politics, especially for Sabahans seeking better governance.

Muktamar shows party's struggles far from over.

Coalition struggles with leadership, relies on anger, while Anwar holds advantage.

Key challenge for Anwar and govt shifts from survival to continuation.

Nurul Izzah's win signals progress but exposes deep internal rifts, reform challenges.

The polls will determine the path of reform and democratic governance ahead.

The situation is not as rosy as Madani paints it to be.

He spoke truth to power through lens of humility and humanity.

Ex-premier leaves indelible legacy, changing leadership views, reconfiguring power.

The polls will test Madani support, Umno's strength in party stronghold.

Dismay abounds over Washington's 'America First' measure.

Malaysia as chair can do more, take more constructive steps to assist.

The election shows a broader shift taking place in the party.

DAP polls not just on leadership positions, but to define its identity.

Last year saw a serious erosion of female political empowerment.

Job scam syndicates are a bigger danger to Malaysia than the government thinks.

Abang Johari emerges stronger after addressing internal divisions with compromise.

Trump 2.0's destructive mode calls for more proactive responses and planning.

One example is Anwar's personal choice of Asean adviser.

Islamist party becoming more like Umno in using opportunistic, attention-seeking tactics.

Many are dissatisfied that their neighbour is advancing while they remain static.

Questions arise about how appointment will impact balance of power.