Pengaruh Kepimpinan Dalam Dasar Luar Malaysia by Ramli Dollah, Wan Shawaluddin Wan Hassan

“…This article focuses on the role of the Malaysia’s prime minister from Tunku to Najib in conducting foreign policy. …”
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Study the factors affecting the cost of homestays in Kundasang, Sabah during Malaysia government movement control order (MCO) by Syarifah Hanum Ali, Tshin Lip Vui, Kamiliah @ Kamaliah Sulimat

“…The status of the homestay programme will be maintained for the duration of the Movement Control Order (MCO), as announced by the Prime Minister of Malaysia, from 18 March 2020 to an unspecified date. …”
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Malayan economic policy and socio-political development 1948-1963: domestic and global factors by Mohd. Noor Mat Yazid

“…The findings in this paper are; the domestic situation in Malaya during the period 1948-1963 was not free from the global political development (i.e, the Cold War that emerged in Europe in late 1940s between the United States and the Soviet Union; the strategy and policies taken by the British/independence pro-British government in Malaya applied and considering the bipolarity struggle (Cold War between Communist and the West) and; Malayan pro-West and anti-communist foreign policy under Tunku Abdul Rahman (first prime minister of Malaya) contributed to the positive development of independence Malaya. …”
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Challenges in implementation of community-based-tourism and homestay post-Covid-19 movement control order (MCO) at Kundasang, Sabah by Dayang Siti Noorafidah Datu Nordin, Normah Abdul Latip, Kasim Mansur, Rosazman Hussin

“…The implementation of the MCO, announced by the Prime Minister of Malaysia on March 18, 2020, has led all sectors, including the tourism sector, to stop operating temporarily to curb the virus from continuing to be prevalent among the community. …”
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Lahad Datu Standoff and Its Impacts on the GE13 Results in Sabah by Romzi Ationg, Marshall Clark, Juliet Pietch

“…Najib Razak, the Malaysian Prime Minister, expressed concern that the Lahad Datu crisis would negatively affect the ongoing status of Sabah as a Barisan Nasional (BN) ‘fixed-deposit’ state for votes. …”
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Ideology and Islamization in Malaysia: an analysis using a sociology Of knowledge by Azizan Had, Romzi Ationg

“…What was the role of the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Mahathir Mohammad in promoting IoK and what was the reason for him in doing so?’ …”
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The relationship between remote work and job satisfaction during the outbreak of Covid-19: the mediating roles of perceived autonomy and work-family conflict by Siti Aida Zakaria, Muhammad Idris Bullare @ Bahari, Siti Rafidah Md Said

“…Besides that, some business services are affected. The Prime Minister ordered them to close temporarily until a specific time. …”
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After the tsunami: challenges of a changing literary landscape by Susan Sim Chee Cheang

“…The admirable bloodless change of power which many allude to as "people's power" with grand plans for a “Malaysia Baru” under the aegis of a previous prime minister, also known as the father of modern Malaysia (Reuters 2018) nanogenarian, Tun Mahathir Mohamad overcame many obstacles amongst them allegations of illegal tampering of electoral votes and corruption by those in power (Hemananthani Sivanandam 2018). …”
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Kajian Futuristik Dan Hubungannya Dengan Pembangunan Peradaban Islam Di Malaysia (The Futuristic Study and The Relationship with the Development of Islamic Culture in Malaysia) by Hernawati Nasir, Suraya Sintang

“…The method used is content analysis by exploring the futuristic ideas of previous prime ministers during their administrative periods; initiation of the Vision 2020 by Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, the conception of Islam Hadhari by Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and the establishment of Transformation by Dato’ Najib Tun Razak. …”
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