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 …
Tag Archives: Malaysia
The New Silk Road – Part Two: Is There a Plan For Malaysia?
PART TWO: IS THERE A PLAN FOR MALAYSIA? The leaked China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Long Term Plan invariably invites questions …
We are Malaysian too
So, a newly-formed coalition of Malay-Muslim NGOs, Barisan Bertindak Melayu-Islam (Bertindak) wants to strip some 1.75 million non-Malays of their …
Indonesia’s wrong turn
After a hotly contested and highly divisive campaign, former minister Anies Baswedan has apparently won the contest for the governorship …
Smoke & mirrors in the South China Sea
Stung by criticism that it is behaving aggressively in the South China Sea, Beijing appears to be going on the …
Against all odds
“Once people begin to believe the ice is in fact thin, it doesn’t matter how thick it really is… everything …
North Korea sanctions: Insufficient & inconsistent
North Korea’s nuclear weapons development programme and its testing of related delivery systems have long evoked international concern. As international …
Malaysia’s broken borders
The recent assassination of Kim Jong-nam at Kuala Lumpur’s international airport grabbed headlines around the world; it also highlighted the …
All over the place again
Too many voices causing confusion and bewilderment on the North Korean issue; unhelpful to our negotiators
North Korea: Time For Quiet Diplomacy
The outrageous assassination of Kim Jong-nam at KLIA has gripped Malaysians for almost three weeks now. Sensational headlines, provocative statements …
