Don’t forget 1MDB just yet
It would be easy to assume that the government is trying to kill any interest in the scandal that Malaysians have by stopping all discussion, dialogue or talk surrounding it.
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What is Aung San Suu Kyi doing about the Rohingya?
The NLD government in Burma (Myanmar) is only a year old. Let’s hope that the illusion that is Suu Kyi does not fade. Or maybe it already has.
Come up with solutions and they will stop rallying
Journalist, writer, documentary filmmaker, lecturer and, apparently now social activist, Zan Azlee, uses logic and rationale to appeal to logical and rationale people who already support his ideas.
Like it or not, street demonstrations are a part of Malaysian history
There has to be a very pressing reason for tens of thousands and even hundreds of thousands of people to actually want to organise themselves.
Islam in Malaysia: When religion infiltrates the government
It may seem like the people in Jakim are just old wise men with long beards and a magical staffs who advise the ruler of the country – much like the magician Jaafar did in the Disney movie Aladdin.
How does the monarchy affect democracy?
For many countries that are constitutional monarchies, the role of the royals is usually symbolic and ceremonial. But is it really?
Is Southeast Asia really a cesspool of corruption?
It’s sad to see that big blanket stereotype being thrown by the rest of the world at this region. But can you really blame them for thinking this?
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