German Geo-Economic Strategy And Malaysia: Partnership Or Dependency? – OpEd
Germany’s renewed engagement with Malaysia is not a bilateral curiosity but a symptom of a deeper rupture in the global
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Author: Carolyn Khor
Carolyn Khor is a freelance journalist and a part-time lecturer based in Malaysia. Her interests include human rights, democracy and governance, gender equality, environmental issues, and the arts. Her writing explores leadership, ethics, and power in Southeast Asia. She previously served as a ministerial press secretary and a UN Volunteer.
Articles by Carolyn Khor:
A Diplomatic Misstep That Should Not Have Happened: Leadership, Power And Ethical Considerations – OpEd
When the British High Commissioner to Malaysia, Ajay Sharma, turned up at a Chartered Management Institute (CMI)-branded leadership event in
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Malaysia’s Moral Clarity On Trial Over Trump’s ASEAN Invitation – OpEd
Malaysia stands at a moral inflexion point. Hosting the ASEAN Summit was meant to reaffirm the region’s unity and shared
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How Will Penang DAP Fare Without Chow? – Analysis
All eyes are on Penang’s Democratic Action Party (DAP) as it prepares for its state elections on 22 September, where
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How East Malaysia Can Lead In Political Transformation – Analysis
Amongst the advantages of an East Malaysian-led or influenced government is its potential to reject pressure from racial and religious
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