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Political Polaralisation: Main Source Of Tension In Malaysia?
09-Jul-21 17:00
Altaf Deviyati, IMAN Research, Co-Founder & Director
A new survey from Ipsos has found that the main cause of tension between Malaysians is political polarisation, a strained feeling transpiring when there is a difference in support for political parties. We explore these findings and how this tension affects our society.
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