Local politics and Malaysia’s global stand


Global leadership: Anwar should join Carney to stand up to bullies like Trump, says the writer. — Bernama

AT the World Economic Forum in Davos, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a bold speech that cemented his reputation and stature as a world-class statesman.

He spoke eloquently and forcefully about the “rupture” in the global world order, and he articulated an eloquent vision of the new world order that can rise from the ashes of the old one – one where middle powers like Canada (and Malaysia) can have a vital role to play.

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