The dangers of Brexit, Iran and Boris Johnson on Malaysia


NO one can keep up with the speed at which the world changes. What one can do is to adapt to these changes.

However, when foreign leaders speak at the speed of a bullet train or appears unable to follow his or her own train of thought, all the foreign missions that try to follow and capture everything he says will end up relying on the institutional memory of said country.

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