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KUALA LUMPUR: Criticism and questions continue to dog Malaysia’s plan to privatise its national airport operator Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB), but analysts say there’s unlikely to be any U-turning on the move.
LONDON (AP) — Before Emperor Naruhito of Japan attends a banquet hosted by King Charles III, lays a wreath at Westminster Abbey or tours one of Britain’s premier biomedical research institutes, he’ll kick off this week’s trip to the U.K. by visiting a site that has special meaning for him: The Thames Barrier.
The 2024 Paris Games offer Singaporean para-athlete Toh Wei Soong a second chance.
India’s latest election marked a resurgence of democracy, as voters pushed back against concentrated power and the ethno-nationalist sentiments in the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party. This shift may force Prime Minister Narendra Modi to reconsider his hardline policies and opt for more cautious approaches. Implemented wisely, such changes could bolster India’s international standing.
The first leg of the T20 Cricket World Cup concluded this week, with eight nations advancing to the next stage in pursuit of the coveted title. An unexpected outcome was that the United States, which is co-hosting the event, managed to defy the odds by being among the qualifiers.
Is it time to give up the pretence of a globalised world and of multilateral cooperation？ Should we resign ourselves to the prospect of living in an autarkic world of nations that are fated to become increasingly competitive, defensive and protectionist – possibly to the point of a world war?
Last month, Indonesia’s Coordinating Economic Minister Airlangga Hartarto accused Singapore and Malaysia of using environmental and social concerns to undermine Jakarta’s efforts to develop the country’s semiconductor industry.
