Economic issues have always been very important to Chinese voters, but increasingly civil liberties — more freedom of speech and other political freedoms — are becoming critical.
TWO years ago on March 8, Malaysia’s half-century old “Merdeka consensus” finally collapsed as the non-Malay vote swung dramatically to the opposition Pakatan Rakyat.
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