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“There is no restart button for exiting the crisis”: Malaysia’s Ex-Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin
Interview conducted by Firoz Abdul Hamid and Jeremiah Capacillo
Read part one and part two of this interview.
“Checks And Balances Must Be Continued Irrespective Of Which Government Is In Power”: Malaysia’s Ex-Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin
Interview conducted by Firoz Abdul Hamid and Jeremiah Capacillo
Read part one of this interview.
“There must be clear goals and clear timelines” to navigate through crisis: Malaysia’s ex-finance minister Daim Zainuddin
Interview conducted by Firoz Abdul Hamid and Jeremiah Capacillo
Daim Zainuddin is a man apart. The Malaysian politician has...
What’s up with Thailand’s high-speed rail network?
By Jeremiah Capacillo
After much debate and derailment, bullet trains are finally arriving in...
Recovery from the crisis needs collaboration and forward-looking perspective: APEC head
Interview conducted by Firoz Abdul Hamid and Jeremiah Capacillo
Rebecca Fatima Sta Maria, executive director of the APEC...
7-Eleven Cambodia set to disrupt country’s convenience store market
The popular chain is expected to ride the country’s rapid shift to modern retail
By Jeremiah Capacillo
Define Terrorism
Will the Philippines’ new Anti-Terrorism Bill fight more than just terror?
By Jeremiah Capacillo
The passing of an icon
Epilogue for Sheikh Saleh Abdullah Kamel, a man who built lives, developed communities and redefined Islamic finance.
By Vaseehar...
Quarantine blues? Unleash your inner chef and go from “um” to “yum”
In the time of quarantine, home cooking is on the rise. Embrace your inner Julia Child with these beginner-friendly tips!
ABS-CBN shutdown: Oppressing the press
The Philippine government’s closing down of the country’s biggest broadcast network is the latest attack in its decades-long war against and persecution...
Covid-19: No country for old men? Think again
By Max Herriman
"Isle of the Dead" by Swiss painter Arnold Böcklin, who created several versions of this...
Malaysia’s political power play: Game of Thrones?
How the ongoing power plays between Malaysia’s most prominent political parties affect the nation’s democracy, ethics, governance structures and economic well-being amid...
Coronavirus crisis: Shall one die for the sake of the economy?
By Max Herriman
A Covid-19 victim is carted away in a funeral car in New York in April
After the virus: Prepare for a Rip Van Winkle economy!
By Max Herriman
Just over a week ago, the Australian Prime Minister, Scott
Morrison, said that he wants small...
Social distancing: Rebels with a cause
Why the Philippine government’s
failure to understand their people results in poor adherence to social
distancing.
By
Jeremiah Capacillo
Virus blues: Ten apocalyptic comedies to stream while in quarantine
Recent events may have caused your anxiety levels to rise. As the pandemic continues to make its way around the globe, perhaps...
Coronavirus crisis: Minding your business
Precautionary measures for businesses amid the COVID-19 pandemicBy Lucas Ferrer
"We just can’t...
Valentine’s Day advice: Self-care just might save you from burn-out
On the search for your special someone, remember to look in the mirror first
By Allyza Quirante
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Vietnam’s economic outlook among best in Asia
Ho Chi Minh City skyline at dusk
In stark contrast to Thailand, Vietnam has been named to be...
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The share price of AirAsia Group dropped almost 18 per cent on July 8 after the budget...