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Untold Details of 1MDB Scandal
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Why Jack Ma Is Retiring So Early
Jack Ma, the founder of Chinese e-commerce conglomerate Alibaba, is known for his love of Tai Chi. During an interview with Esquire in 2013, Ma discussed his understanding
Has Cultural Marxism Spread to Singapore?
The concept of Cultural Marxism has been used everywhere, and there are differing opinions on what it’s about. Some say it’s a conspiracy theory, some say it doesn’t
Huawei Saga Offers Opportunity for Global Telecom Giants
The arrest of Huawei Technologies’ CFO is the latest affirmation that trust and security will play increasingly central roles in the regulation of the telecommunications
Ancient Chinese Stories of Gentlemen: Being Humble, Honest and Learning From One’s Mistakes
There are many wonderful stories from ancient China about gentlemen who possessed great wisdom and moral virtue. Many of these stories remain relevant today, and
Abigail Chay ‘To Be Loving To Others’
By Li Yen | Singaporean comedienne and actress Abigail Chay is famed for her role as Auntie Abigail in the Channel 5 sitcom Under One
Postmodernism’s Far-Reaching Effects on Humanity
When people agree to disagree, we often hear them say, “That’s true for you but not for me,” or “That’s just your perspective.” Sounds familiar?
Catalonia: More Than Barcelona
You may know Barcelona for its famous football club and Camp Nou stadium, but have you visited Catalonia where it’s situated? With its own language
Six Things You Can Do To Get Boys Reading More
The OECD consistently finds girls perform significantly better than boys in reading. This gap can also be observed across the Australian NAPLAN reading data. Research suggests reading more can
Qatari Treasures
From an authentic Arabian market to an inland sea in a desert, Qatar is replete with cultural and UNESCO gems for tourists to enjoy By
Indian Buddhist Monks Who Travelled to China Before the Tang Dynasty
Thanks to the famous novel ‘Journey to the West’ (西游记), the names of Tang Seng (唐僧) and his three disciples – Monkey King Sun Wukong
Celebrity Crackdown In China’s Entertainment Industry
According to Taiwan News, President Xi Jinping has announced plans to investigate nearly 200 other celebrities who might be entangled in tax fraud, including Taiwanese
The Uyghurs: Surviving in China
In August, a UN human rights panel reported that around 2 million Uyghurs and Muslim minorities have been forced into political indoctrination camps in Xinjiang
China’s Neo-Colonising Bag of Tricks: Malaysia
In my previous article (China’s Neo-Colonizing Bag of Tricks), I explained how China’s “build now, pay later” investment strategies have entrapped many smaller countries as
Are We Hoodwinked Into Sexual Promiscuity?
Today, society is so hypersexualised that we can’t turn on the radio or watch a movie without being inundated with sexually suggestive songs or bed
Understanding China’s Race-Based Espionage
A discussion with John Jordan, former senior Navy intelligence officer The Chinese Communist Party heavily focuses on race in its espionage recruitment. That’s so that
Ten Photos That Changed How We See Human Rights
Nearly 70 years ago, in December 1948, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. At this time, the UN’s cultural arm,
Can ‘Persuasive Technology’ Change Behavior and Help People Better Manage Chronic Diseases?
It was March 2014 when I received a phone call as I was working in my office. The person on the other end introduced herself
Former Top Taiwan Military Intel Officer Exposes Breadth of Beijing’s Spying Activities
At least three separate Chinese intelligence organizations are collecting information on Taiwan’s military officers, according to a new book by a former Taiwanese military intelligence
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