Seeing Silence Speaking
by
Marco Ferrarese
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The Kopitiam: The Hearths Of Penang
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Apart from filling bellies, a kopitiam serves as a venue for tête-à-têtes, which more often than not turn into friendly group discussions—“coffee shop talk”.
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TMI May Be Gone, But Much Was Achieved
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In person, Jahabar Sadiq seems a very courteous and friendly fellow. It’s hard to believe that this is the same man who helmed The Malaysian Insider, a ne...
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The Political Economy of Malaysia’s Migrant Worker Business
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Lessons on Democracy from the Middle East
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We were not quite sure what to expect. Initially, the expedition was meant to be a study trip to Muslim-majority countries to learn about the diverse ways in wh...
Komtar’s Hidden Gems
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At its most basic level, Komtar is the administrative heart of Penang’s state and local governments. While the 65-storey (soon to be more) tower is recogn...
