Julia Yeow
Julia Yeow has been in journalism for two decades and counts it as her first love, despite enjoying brief stints as a lecturer, clown and salad maker. She is a strong believer in social justice, and holds that there is sometimes more truth in the greys, than the blacks and whites.
It’s time for Anwar to be more than an icon for reform
He now has ample opportunity to push through his reform agenda.
Patriot won't back PAS' army vet candidate in PD by-election
Despite some members' criticism of Anwar Ibrahim, group says it will maintain its political neutrality.
MACC accused of acting in a prejudicial manner towards former spy chief
Anti-graft body had given the impression that Hasanah Abdul Hamid had embezzled funds by announcing the seizure of millions of dollars on the same day as her arrest, says her lawyer.
Singapore thumbs nose at Malaysia with Newater
Dr Mahathir Mohamad's insistence on renegotiating the terms of a water deal pricked at the tiny, developed nation's vulnerable spot – its water security.
Pakatan’s first 100 days signal more uncertainty for Singapore ties, analysts say
Previous experience of Dr Mahathir's antagonistic attitude towards neighbour does not bode well for bilateral relationship, they say.
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