Welcoming a New Era of Economic Collaboration between Penang and Indonesia
by
Stephen Lai
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Leaving London and George Town for a Quiet English Village Can Bring Peace
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A great reverse migration is happening the world over. Instead of big cities, youths are now seeking greener pastures in the countryside, and the great outdoors.
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Deepening the Here and the Now
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IN THE FEEDBACK which has come to my attention to Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow's Penang2030, which he launched on August 29, 2018, just three months afte...
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