Malaysia needs international election observers
APRIL 27 — Something significant is taking place tomorrow in several cities across Malaysia — ordinary citizens are coming together …
Tag Archives: Malaysia
Is Malaysia on the cusp of regime change?
MARCH 28 — Former Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohammad recently warned that the US, together with unidentified Jewish groups, …
Malaysia: Adrift in foreign affairs
Malaysia appears to be too preoccupied by domestic challenges to give foreign policy the kind of serious attention it deserves …
Clear vision in uncertain times
Clear vision in uncertain times Diplomatically Speaking By Dennis Ignatius In this period of global uncertainty, it is more important than …
Chin Peng: A place to die
Diplomatically Speaking By Dennis Ignatius RECENT reports indicate that Chin Peng, the erstwhile leader of the now defunct Communist Party of …
Re-alignment in Malaysia’s Middle East policy?
Friday June 24, 2011 DIPLOMATICALLY SPEAKING By DENNIS IGNATIUS Current developments in the Arab world can provide both challenges and opportunities …
Why do Australia’s dirty work?
Thursday May 12, 2011 Diplomatically Speaking By Dennis Ignatius The problem of asylum seekers is a serious one and Malaysia is …
No sex please, we are Malaysians!
With numerous sex-related news splashed across our local dailies, the notion of Malaysia as a conservative country has been challenged. …
Freedom is not a straight line
Friday April 1, 2011 DIPLOMATICALLY SPEAKING By DENNIS IGNATIUS The writing’s on the wall for Arab leaders: if they want to …
Cruel, inhuman & degrading punishment
Last month, Amnesty International published a report drawing attention to the fact that judicial caning in Malaysia has reached epidemic …
Dennis Ignatius 
You must be logged in to post a comment.