Last Saturday Kuala Lumpur saw two foolish men destroy not only themselves, the government that they lead and their remaining reputation for political sagacity and moderation. They also ended what was left of the indispensable myth of a benign Malaysia.
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Of all these great state-serving families, none in time would prove more distinguished than those whom many designate as “the Onns of Johor”.
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The Malay language will only achieve its formal constitutional status and long-intended national cultural and political standing when it becomes — when it is allowed to become, one must now say — the medium of modern, sophisticated communication and intellectual exchange between cosmopolitan Malaysian citizens.
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The disillusionment of this Singaporean below with the island republic’s PAP government in reminds us that the young will not be so easily placated as the older generation
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Introduction by Dr Lim Teck Ghee
Malaysia recently participated as one of 74 countries/economies in the Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) assessment.
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