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India’s Renewed Focus On The Indo-Pacific
Malaysia Gets Taste Of China West Philippine Sea Bullying
How Malaysia’s Education System Is Failing Its Children
Malaysia’s Retirement Savings Crisis Exposes Deeper Problems
Malaysia Must Be Bold, Strategic in South China Sea
COVID-19 Vaccines And Vaccination
Formidable First Year: Anwar’s Forte And Fault Lines
How China is driving Malaysia out of the South China Sea
Beijing's Dangerous Flirtation With Hard Power Intimidation
A Nusantara, Multicultural And Liberal Malaysia – The Narrative To Counter 3Rs
KOTA KINABALU, Malaysia: HAPPY 60th Independence Day to the people and the government of Sarawak.
Protect Malaysia To Protect Sabah, Sarawak
KOTA KINABALU, Malaysia:Former ambassador and insightful political commentator Datuk Dennis Ignatius is correct in saying that Sabah and Sarawak “have tended to take a more detached view of the culture wars raging in Semenanjung”.
Malaysia Must Not Decouple Its South China Sea Interests From Its Economic Ones
KOTA KINABALU, Malaysia-Even as it faces threats over its claims in the South China Sea and an increasing dependency on cheap capital and loss of control over vital sectors, Malaysia still seems on the path of appeasement vis-a-vis China, putting its sovereignty and future at risk, according to an analyst.
RCEP: Boon Or Bane For Marcos’s Government?
SACRAMENTO, U.S.-After almost two years of shilly shallying, the Philippines is joining the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) as the last of the present 14-member Asia-Pacific free trade grouping. The others are Australia, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Laos, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.
China's Belt And Road Initiative Is Trashing The Environment
NEW YORK, U.S.--The environmental damage the Chinese Communist Party is causing through its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is immeasurable. According to Professor William Laurance of James Cook University in Cairns, Australia:
Wang Yi’s Ill-Timed Visit Fails To Keep Malaysia In China’s Sphere Of Influence
KOTA KINABALU, Malaysia--Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Ti’s recent visit to Malaysia could hardly come at a worse time as the Southeast Asian country seeks to move further away from Beijing’s sphere of influence.
ASEAN’s New Math: Washington Should Think Addition, Not Subtraction
WASHINGTON, U.S.--Is the U.S. strategy of reducing Russian and (especially) Chinese influence in Southeast Asia working? If the recent summit with ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) leaders in Washington is any indication, the answer has to be a no.
Mass Breakout Of Refugees From Detention Center Is A Major Policy Failure Of Malaysia's Treatment Of Refugees
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia--The detention centre breakout that occurred in the Sungai Bakap Immigration Depot is a larger issue of Malaysia’s major policy failure in its treatment of refugees in the country.
Malaysia’s Hedging Strategy In South China Sea: A Delicate Balancing Act
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia--Stradling a wide area of the South China Sea, Malaysia has cautiously staked its claim over disputed waters while carefully managing its relations with major powers such as China.