Big Cats, Big Businbess
The illegal market for exotic animals is thriving across Southeast Asia. Now reports are indicating that it may be linked to the coronavirus epidemic
The illegal market for exotic animals is thriving across Southeast Asia. Now reports are indicating that it may be linked to the coronavirus epidemic
Wildlife trafficking is the fourth largest illegal industry in the world, generating $26 billion a year - and it is growing. The biggest market? China. Watch the full report here: Big Cats, Big Business
Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin has only been in power for a few days, but his integrity is already being called into question. Muhyiddin was appointed following a week of disorder after former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad unexpectedly resigned after...
The luxurious resort island of Gaya in Malaysian Borneo is the epitome of a tropical paradise. Just a 15-minute boat ride from Kota Kinabalu – the capital of Malaysia’s eastern State of Sabah – here the region’s famous wildlife has...
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan embarked on a two-day visit to Malaysia last week, his second since taking the highest office in August 2018. His visited included a broad agenda focused on expanding investment and boosting Malaysian-Pakistani bilateral ties. Khan...
Last week, dozens of world leaders, intellectuals and scholars around the world attended the Kuala Lumpur Summit (KLS) to discuss issues facing the Muslim world (ummah) ranging from Islamophobia, poverty and sanctions to persecution in China and India. Instead Of...
ASEAN is one of the few successful examples of a trade bloc in an emerging region. The latest ASEAN business and its parent summit produced many interesting resolutions and outcomes. How will they influence the trade blocs and Southeast Asia’s...
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