Malaysia
Federal elective constitutional monarchy
Malaysia leans hardest toward Religious, Traditional and Order.
The 12 axes, with receipts
Federation where Sabah and Sarawak keep special rights.
Competitive elections after decades of one-coalition rule.
Sedition Act and drug laws that long carried a mandatory death penalty.
Non-aligned trading nation.
Defensive military.
Special privileges for Malays and Malay as the national language.
Large state-linked companies; no inheritance tax.
Price controls on essentials.
Export manufacturer with protected sectors.
Islam is the religion of the federation.
Sodomy criminalised; abortion restricted.
Growing chip-packaging industry.
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