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Malaysia at 50 : midlife crisis ahead/ Bridget Welsh

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WELSH Bridget

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In: Current History April 2007, pp.173-179 (20)Summary: Malaysia will celebrate 50 years of independence. The current prime minister Abdullah Badawi, Malaysia's fifth leader has consolidated his political position since assuming office in 2003. He has made bold initiatives with regard to all three of the major issues facing Malaysia ethnic relations, economic performance and political openness.

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Malaysia will celebrate 50 years of independence. The current prime minister Abdullah Badawi, Malaysia's fifth leader has consolidated his political position since assuming office in 2003. He has made bold initiatives with regard to all three of the major issues facing Malaysia ethnic relations, economic performance and political openness.

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