Singapore's Malay Dilemma by Murray Hunter There has always been a feeling among Singapore’s ethnic Malays that they are second-class citizens within their own land. The government’s endless pursuit of building a strong sense of a Singaporean national ide
Spiked Concerns: The Melbourne Coronavirus Lockdown by Dr. Binoy Kampmark It all looked like it was going so well for Australia and Victoria, in particular. They could point to the mishandling of the Ruby Princess, a cruise ship that docked in
Descriptive language use in the Maghreb and Lebanon by Joseph Gatt A short description of which language to use in the Maghreb and Lebanon. Arabic, Berber, French and English tend to be used interchangeably, so I\'ll give a socio-linguistic description of when languages are used and in what context.
Mosques, Museums and Politics: The Fate of Hagia Sophia by Dr. Binoy Kampmark When the caustic Evelyn Waugh visited the majestic sixth century creation of Emperor Justinian, one subsequently enlarged, enriched and encrusted by various rulers, he felt underwhelmed.
Pablo Neruda by The Ovi Team Pablo Neruda born July 12, 1904 (d. September 23, 1973) was the pen name a
Panama Canal opens by The Ovi Team On July 12th, 1920, the Panama Canal was officially opened by Woodrow Wilson even though it had been in use since 1914. The canal was begun in 1881 and probably would not have been completed without the guidance of President Theodore Roosevelt.
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