Reset in Malaysia-China relations
Malaysians are rightly relishing the tremendous victory at last week’s polls. It was a dream come true. With hard work …
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MCA’s election manifesto: too little too late
It never ceases to amaze me why a party which has done so little for so long suddenly expects voters …
GE14: What will China do?
With GE14 now at hand, the nation is understandably focused on the tight race between BN and PH, the candidates …
Extolling China, demonising Chinese
Last week, the Interdisciplinary Research and International Strategy Institute launched its latest publication, Pen’China’an Malaysia: Tergadaikah Tanah Kedaulatan Bangsa? [The …
MCA: Praising China, attacking Mahathir
With little else to offer, MCA appears to have firmly hitched its wagon to the People’s Republic of China in …
Don’t deport Uighurs without due process
It was recently reported that Thailand is seeking Putrajaya’s cooperation to extradite more than a dozen Uighurs who may have …
Najib’s checkbook diplomacy
Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak’s recent White House soirée has brought Malaysia an unprededented level of scrutiny and negative publicity. …
Angst in Washington, anger in Kuala Lumpur
After months of speculation and, no doubt, frenzied behind-the-scenes lobbying by high-priced and well-connected Washington power-brokers, Prime Minister Najib Tun …
ECRL – Milestone or tombstone?
The recently launched East Coast Railway Link (ECRL) project has been hailed as, a game changer; that it will most …
The New Silk Road – Part four: Dancing With Dragons?
Dr M Bakri Musa, the California-based commentator, author, blogger and surgeon, once remarked that dragons don’t look for dancing partners …
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