Africa should learn from our mistakes
African’s are impressed with Malaysia’s development but they can learn more from our mistakes ON a recent visit to China, …
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FDI: more than just economics
Malaysia needs to go well beyond mere economic and fiscal measures if it is to reverse the decline in foreign …
World – A hostile place for refugees
JUNE 20th was World Refugee Day. According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), millions of people across …
Breaking the Gaza blockade
In search of a viable solution to long and vexing conflict in Palestine The recent run against the Israeli naval …
People of colour redefining the political process
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Najib in the US for nuclear summit
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Reasonable accommodation under threat
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Human rights & American foreign policy
Last week the United States Department of State released its annual human rights report to Congress outlining the state of …
Let the nose-talkers talk and the busybodies keep busy
Over the last few weeks, Malaysia has attracted the kind of international attention that would make most diplomats cringe. First, …
Brand Malaysia reeling from a thousand cuts
Over the years, scandal corruption and mismanagement, as well as misguided policies have tarnished our country’s name. LIKE it or …
Dennis Ignatius 
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