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Bhavan JaipragasSouth China Morning Post |
As the year comes to a close, we at the South China Morning Post and news outlets around the world have been reporting about the heightened urgency...
In late October, while many of us in Asia were doomscrolling on Twitter and glued to cable news as we counted down to the elections in the United...
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, or took a vow against reading the news to get through 2020, it’s likely you’ve recently been bombarded...
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When it came to portraying Asia’s biggest economy as a torch-bearer for multilateralism, Chinese President Xi Jinping’s United Nations speech this...
One doesn’t often reminisce about dank December afternoons in London. But last week I found myself doing just that, recalling the events of December...
What’s the best way to wipe out political dinosaurs who are holding back change?In Malaysia, where an ugly tussle for power among sprightly...
If this was any other ordinary, pandemic-free year, August would have heralded a blitz of parachute diplomacy in Southeast Asia.The annual Asean...
“It’s election time” seems to be an evergreen statement in Malaysia these days.As I sat down to write this column about youth voting in Asia, my...
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