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HAVE you ever scrolled on social media, stumbled across an adorable animal video and jokingly thought to yourself, "Yeah, I wouldn't mind if this was my elected representative?"
Could Malaysia's national language one day become Southeast Asia's de facto second language after English? Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob hopes so, in a controversial stance that has raised eyebrows over his political priorities and led to accusations that the Malay nationalist leader is fishing for votes ahead of an election due by 2023. Ismail Sabri first made known his...