Study tours are nothing but a farce
THERE is an industry in malaysia that does not receive much attention. it is by all counts a fast-growing industry …
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Tsunami politics buffets Asia again
RECENTLY, a tsunami struck Japan that the weathermen did not predict: it was a wave of dissatisfaction and anger that …
The ASEAN human rights conundrum
SO, Asean finally has a human rights commission of its own, the Inter-Governmental Commission on Human Rights. Such is the …
Wisma Putra: time for a major overhaul
It’s about time Wisma Putra took stock of the malaise inflicting the ministry in order to forge ahead in safeguarding …
Sri Lanka’s next mission: win the peace
The time is ripe to heal the wounds of war so that Sri Lanka can go on to be a …
Needed: a new approach towards refugees
The predicament of Myanmar refugees in Malaysia has been grabbing international media attention. There are growing calls for the Government …
Reality & rhetoric meet at racism conference
With eight countries boycotting the meet and Iranian president causing an uproar, the United Nations Conference on Racism served to …
Obama deserves a positive global response
THE days following 9/11 saw a massive outpouring of sympathy and support across the world for the United States. In …
Reclaiming the glory in foreign affairs
Malaysia can take pride in its past foreign policy achievements, including a leadership role in creating a regional security architecture. …
Stifling dissent through the Communications & Multimedia Act
The New Strait Times reported Saturday, March 14th that six people were charged for insulting the Sultan of Perak via …
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