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The BRICS Dialogue on Civilizations event was held in Kazan, Russia, with more than 300 participants representing BRICS member countries through philosophy, culture, arts and sports exchanges.
Research Fellow Dr Rahman Yaacob say that like other Southeast Asian states, Malaysia does not view strategic partnerships through a binary lens and argues that Malaysia considers it possible to move closer to China without distancing itself from Australia.
Award-winning Entrepreneur and Philanthropist Sufyan Gulam Ismail argues that the UK Labour Party needs to show the Muslim constituency that it takes their concerns seriously and wins back hearts and minds as a matter of realpolitik and prudent electoral strategy.
According to Writer Fahad Khan, come November 2024, the struggle is real for US-based Muslim voters who find themselves hard-pressed to find alignment of values with mainstream party candidates.
According to Kazakhstan’s Deputy Foreign Minister Roman Vassilenko, in a recent meeting between his boss Murat Nurtleu and the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell, the European officials said that “Kazakhstan used to be in the middle of nowhere, and now it is in the middle of everywhere”. The summit in Astana has yet again shown that Kazakhstan continues to emerge as a middle power.
Retired ambassador and author Javid Husain argues that a lack cultural and political awareness with Afghani society and its neighbours, as well as an indiscriminate use of force by US-led NATO forces, which caused huge damage to properties and the loss of innocent lives, including women and children, led to a stunning strategic defeat not seen since Vietnam.
In this week’s newsletter we discuss how megatrends such as an ageing population, cost of living crises and digitalization across APAC are profoundly changing its risk landscape with the Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Secretary of ESCAP Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana.
The Aga Khan Museum announces a monumental year of programs and digital experiences carefully curated to reference the Museum’s architecture, its founding vision of light, and a history that spans a decade in Toronto Canada.
Saudi-based Taiba Investments announces a strategic partnership with Hilton to bring the Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts brand to the holy city of Madinah.
Before the printing press, the minstrels of the ruling classes would sing and amuse villagers with palace propaganda from town to town. In modern journalism aka content marketing, the concept and demand remains, except that the real-world impact of weaponising content marketing can have devastating, and far-reaching consequences. It’s time for Muslims to flip the script.
Dubai-based SEE Holding, was honored with prestigious accolades for its Sustainable City development at the International Property Awards 2024 in London UK.
Malaysia was among the first nations to officially recognized Ultimate Frisbee as a competitive sport by the International Olympic Committee, making it eligible to compete in the Olympic Games. Since then, the sport has become an easy favourite for young and old in Southeast Asia.
According to Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, Thailand is committed to cooperating with Muslim countries on food security, energy, and climate change issues to enhance the country’s quality of life for its people.
The Aga Khan Museum announces a monumental year of programs and digital experiences carefully curated to reference the Museum’s architecture, its founding vision of light, and a history that spans a decade in Toronto Canada.