Millennials Moving into Politics – in Malaysia and in Indonesia
by
Izzuddin Ramli
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Our Picks of George Town Festival 2018
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Isle of DreamsIsle of Dreams, a production of La Cie MaxMind, is a mythical story of epic proportions featuring gods, goddesses, spirits and zombie gods. Ye...
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Greener Pastures for the Rainbow Spectrum
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“I didn’t identify as a gay man until I was 23 while attending college here in the US,” says John Ong, founder of the much-loved Penang Hokkie...
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