University of Tasmania's Chin on Malaysia Elections

The transcript discusses the unexpected results of the Malaysian elections, where no party secured a majority, leading to coalition talks. It highlights the potential formation of a government led by the Islamic party, the influence of young voters, and the role of social media. Economic implications and Mahathir Mohammad's political legacy are also examined, along with the importance of regional coalitions.

What were the expectations regarding Pakatan Harapan before the elections?

What was the outcome of the elections in terms of party alliances?

How did the younger voters' preferences differ from expectations?

What implications does the potential return of Moeding Yassin have for Malaysia?

What was Mahathir Mohammad's legacy following his electoral defeat?

In what ways did social media influence the recent elections?

What role do regional parties play in the formation of the new government?