Daily Archives: July 15, 2020

.. This follows the closure of Malaysia's borders and the return of foreigners to their respective countries during the MCO. — BFM News (@NewsBFM) July 15, 2020

.. .. Hola, please find the unroll here: @Natcromancer: Okay, since I have nothing better to do, here's a thread that examines the points made in this video by… https://t.co/yWdAQFyrYE Talk to you soon. 🤖 — Thread Reader App (@threadreaderapp) … Continue reading →

.. A thought for the night The Non Malays do not question the reality that the country is historically ruled by Malays at the political and administrative levels and will be even more Malay in the future as the percentage … Continue reading →

.. As 🇺🇲-🇨🇳 rivalry intensifies, Fiona Hill @tanvi_madan @A_Sloat @solis_msolis @ConStelz & @brucebrookings discuss how 🇮🇳 🇯🇵 🇬🇧 🇪🇺 🇩🇪 🇷🇺 🇹🇷 are "coping with it, responding to it, trying to survive it, and trying to shape it." Read their … Continue reading →

.. Jual aset kerajaan : “Saya tak pernah luluskan, tanyalah Gombak!” – Lim Guan Eng. https://t.co/jvlauidSUM — TTKM Official (@TTKM_OFFICIAL) July 15, 2020 .. https://twitter.com/KittySn52889207/status/1283383432031006720?s=19 .

.. https://www.teletrader.com/huaweis-5g-network-brings-troyan-horse-risks-taiwans-official/news/details/52683605 .. https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3593407 .. https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3592437 ..

.. As you read this blog, please be aware that it was “announced” at Parliament that Jalil Rasheed is not a graduate of LSE. Jalil Rasheed not an LSE graduate, Dewan Rakyat told https://t.co/pBrt7GSFrZ — The Malaysian Reserve (@TMReserve) July … Continue reading →

.. Everybody was kung fu flying. pic.twitter.com/ivuDm4CbDz — South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) July 15, 2020 ..

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.. The drop in China Bohai Bank shares are a sign of investor nervousness about the deterioration of asset quality in the financial sector.https://t.co/bQKSRs9P4Z — Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) July 16, 2020 .. China has too many banks with quite a … Continue reading →