HONG KONG: SCMP NAILS SCOOP INTERVIEW WITH MALAYSIAN PM ON CHINA AS OPPORTUNITY VERSUS THREAT

ASIA MEDIA WRITES == ‘New’ PM Mahathir nearly covers the South China Sea waterfront in skillful exclusive interview quite rightly showcased in print and digital by influential SCMP newspaper in Hong Kong – arguably print journalism’s leading Beijing-watcher. See: http://www.scmp.com/week-asia/geopolitics/article/2151451/nothing-fear-china-says-malaysias-mahathir-mohamad-lopsided

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LONDON AND MALAYSIA: IF THE SHOES FIT WITH CELEBRITY BLING, THEY MAY JUST BE CHOOS

HRIPSIME MARTIROSYAN WRITES – Over the last few years, Datuk Jimmy Choo Yeang Keat OBE has continued to design high quality shoes for women across the world. Choo’s designs always have celebrities drooling for products that scream class, elegance, and opulence. Through his company, Jimmy Choo Ltd., he has created…

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Malaysia: New Law Proposal Could Charge Jail Time for Spreading ‘Fake News’

DIANA JABLONSKI WRITES- Malaysia’s government has proposed new legislation to outlaw spreading “fake news” by punishing purveyors with up to six years in prison and fines of up to $130,000. The proposed legislation would punish not only those directly responsible for “fake news” articles, but also those who participate in…

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MALAYSIA: NEW TECH IMPROVEMENTS SUPPORTED BY PRIME MINISTER NAJIB RAZAK COULD IMPACT COMING ELECTION

DIANA JABLONSKI WRITES – Malaysia’s government believes that providing children in schools with debit card systems and smart boards will prepare them for a brighter future in the advanced digital world. Recent news has proven that the K-12 school system has been improving over time, mainly due to technology, such…

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