MP SPEAKS | The year of failing dangerously
Modified4 Apr 2021, 9:53 am
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MP SPEAKS | As we sadly marked the first anniversary of the first unelected government in history, we remember then calling Perikatan Nasional’s(PN) perfidious overthrow of a constitutionally elected Pakatan Harapan government, as a severe setback for democracy and reforms.
Such prophetic words have been proven true with the decision of Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin to suspend Parliament following a declaration of a state of emergency, ostensibly to battle the Covid-19 pandemic.
Malaysia is probably the only country in the world that believes that the act of suspending Parliament can overcome Covid-19.
days and weeks. since they are there, they don t come together and talk very often the if at all, this is an opportunity to perhaps go over other things that are causing simmering tensions in the relationship. we know south and north korea can agree on much. they are still in there talking as we speak, george. kathy novak there for us live in seoul, south korea. for more context on these negotiations, we spoke earlier with stephen hagger, he is the director of the korean pacific program at the university of california in san diego and here s what he had to say about the issue. the first thing that s got to happen is some accounting for the august 4th mine attack. i don t think we re going to get far unless there can be some agreement on that. now, it may be fuzzy, it may be that the north koreans say we didn t do it and we promise not to do it again if you get my