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 …
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 …
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 …
The New Silk Road – Part Three: Dragons Without, Demons Within
PART THREE: DEMONS WITHIN, DRAGONS WITHOUT We have tended to look at China with starry-eyed fascination, mesmerized by the immense …
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 …
The New Silk Road: Pathway To Prosperity Or Slippery Slope To Subjugation? [Part One: The CPEC Revelations]
PART ONE: THE CPEC REVELATIONS China has just concluded a very successful international conference on President Xi Jiping’s signature …
The MCA’s dangerous dance with the CCP
Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak is currently in China to attend the ‘New Silk Road Summit’ hosted by President Xi …
China’s growing domestic involvement
Even the most casual observer of our nation’s politics will not fail to notice the growing influence of China in …
Why China is different
China is unlike any other nation we are engaged with. We must not be so mesmerized by the opportunities that we overlook the dangers, so narrowly focused on tantalizing projects and lucrative deals that we miss the wood for the trees, so intent on private agendas and personal gain that we lose sight of national interests.
Dennis Ignatius 
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