Merdeka Centre: Encouraging trust in government amid polarisation


Merdeka Centre's recent survey finds youths' reserves encouraging trust in the Federal Government, but interracial polarisation and distrust persist. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

MALAYSIAN youths has a high level of confidence in the unity government which comprises a multiracial setup, a Merdeka Centre survey carried out earlier this year shows.

However, this confidence does not measure equally in their trust towards those from other races.

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