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Reuters/Bazuki Muhammad - Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak (R) is greeted by youngsters after launching the "Voices of My Generation" youth programme in Kuala Lumpur April 12, 2013

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An American Perspective on Malaysia's Elections: Preserving Najib Razak's Gains

May 1, 2013, Jeffrey A. Bader and Douglas H. Paal

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has called national elections for May 5. Jeff Bader and Douglas Paal looked into the possible election result that may lead to his departure from office and the high stake in the outcome from the U.S. perspective.

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Expert Q & A | Domenico Lombardi

Italy's Election and the Euro Crisis

February 27, 2013, Domenico Lombardi
In the News

Kenya's growth prospects look very good and are unlikely to be affected by the election outcome one way or other. The critical issue is whether the elections are free, fair and peaceful.
February 27, 2013, Mwangi S. Kimenyi, Reuters
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Berlusconi representa ambas realidades: la política y la antipolítica. Por lo que cuando falla como político promueve los sentimientos antipolíticos que él mismo recoge. Él está en una posición de 'siempre gana', incluso cuando pierde.
February 26, 2013, Carlo Bastasin, La Gaceta
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At this stage, the most urgent item [for Italy] is the formation of a new cabinet with a grand coalition in order to carry out the most needed reforms before returning to the polls.
February 25, 2013, Domenico Lombardi, Bloomberg
Interview | La Razón

The Rise of Anti-Politics

February 24, 2013, Carlo Bastasin
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Presidential Election a Major Tipping Point for Kenya’s Role in International Community

February 13, 2013, Mwangi S. Kimenyi
Interview | BBC World Service

Israeli Elections

January 22, 2013, Natan B. Sachs
Interview | WBEZ Chicago Worldview

Israeli Elections: Netanyahu Presumed to Maintain Office

January 22, 2013, Natan B. Sachs
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What’s really important here is that, in contrast to [Shinzo Abe's] previous administration, he’s decided not to visit China. The preference is a robust relation with the U.S. That’s a priority, but Southeast Asia is going to be a very important partner given the relationship with China is so rocky.
January 9, 2013, Mireya Solís, Voice of America
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[Leadership change in East Asia] creates a great potential for change. New leaders say things during their leadership campaign, and when they take office, can pursue new policies. This creates new context for bilateral relations and relations among countries in East Asia. It's a source of uncertainty, but it's also a source of opportunity.
December 16, 2012, Richard C. Bush III, Japan Times Online