Mahathir's mandate

Article Abstract:

Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad is predicted to win the November 1999 election with 63% of the vote, according to a newspaper survey. Despite his allegedly corrupt government, Mahathir is still supported by the public because he has successfully stabilized the economy.

Malaysia, Public opinion

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The politics of probity

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Issues concerning the political and economic stability of Papua New Guinea are presented, which include allegations of corruption in Prime Minister Bill Skate's government and the possible transition of power to People's Democratic Movement leader Mekere Morauta.

Papua New Guinea, Political corruption, Economic stabilization

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State of malaise

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning dissatisfaction with the leadership of Malayasia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamed are discussed. Much criticism has followed the jailing of his former deputy and chief rival Anwar Ibrahim.

Politicians, Anwar, Ibrahim

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