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Be A Man: assessing the Manosphere and its influence in Singapore - Vimarsana News

Be A Man: assessing the Manosphere and its influence in Singapore

Manosphere figures like Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson build a colossal online audience among aggrieved young men - but not in Singapore

Cops warn social media users against provocative content, amid uproar over TikTok clips conjuring May 13, violence - Vimarsana News

Cops warn social media users against provocative content, amid uproar over TikTok clips conjuring May 13, violence

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 21 — The police have today warned Malaysian social media users against uploading content that would threaten public safety and order, after the online public...

COMMENT | Reading the leaves in 'Tommy' in a teacup - Vimarsana News

COMMENT | Reading the leaves in 'Tommy' in a teacup

COMMENT | Reading the leaves in 'Tommy' in a teacup A - COMMENT | Judging by the flurry of criminal and civil suits against former attorney-general Tommy Thomas after the publication of his memoir My Story: Justice in the Wilderness, many have pronounced that it is all a “storm in a teacup”. Allow a tea lover to read the leaves to see what we can anticipate in the future. First, as Malaysians, we must celebrate the publication of this masterly-written memoir by this illustrious barrister, Thomas. “Tell-all” memoirs are rare in Malaysia and I remember when I published my ‘Inside the...

Malaysia put under virus emergency; relief for embattled PM - The Hindu BusinessLine - Vimarsana News

Malaysia put under virus emergency; relief for embattled PM - The Hindu BusinessLine

Malaysia put under virus emergency; relief for embattled PM PTI Kuala Lumpur | Updated on January 12, 2021 × Assures citizens in televised speech that emergency was “not a military coup and curfew will not be enforced” Malaysia’s king on Tuesday approved a coronavirus emergency that will suspend parliament at least until August and halt any bids to seek a general election in a political reprieve for embattled Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin. Muhyiddin assured citizens in a televised speech that the emergency was “not a military coup and curfew will not be enforced.” He said his civ...