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Xinjiang’s globally renowned “vocational” schools are a worldwide humanitarian issue. This crisis has to stop, and you can do something about it.

In part I of this CEKU miniseries, Ian Chee looks to establish the historical grounds for tensions between Malaysians in the context of race in Malaysia. Read on to find out his thoughts on the matter.

“Malaysia Didn’t Go Back to the Future for Najib’s 1MDB Verdict” “1MDB scandal: Najib Razak handed 12-year jail sentence” Despite all that, let’s take a step back and consider, what if 1MDB didn’t exist in the first place? Read on as Victoria Tay considers this, and more in her article.

Free discourse is a cornerstone of healthy democracy but we see many mature democracies struggle with ineffective legislation, widespread dissemination of fake news and increasing polarization of society. How much free speech is too much? In this edition of CEKU Originals, Rosanna Nizam explores.

Studying in the United Kingdom or Ireland? Are you not part of the Malaysian Society in your university yet? Have you registered yourself with Education Malaysia?
If you have not, you are clearly missing out!

Three extensions and two prime-ministers’ resignation later, is the UK getting any closer to securing an agreement? Read on to disover how this economic disintegration will affect our Malaysian students

The risk associated with economic disintegration could be mitigated or heightened depending on the pathway chosen by the UK to leave the EU. In theory, the options can be separated into four categories which are Hard Brexit, Soft Brexit, On Hold and No-Deal Brexit. In this article, we explain what they mean.