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Chinese should just ignore the article, or come out with one (from Global Times) to counter it. To VN and PH, better send a message to your leaders and ask them to come out with better plan. At this stage, i see no progress except some barking from time to time, while China is busy building...

There are differences between indigenous people and immigrant (legal & illegal). The establishment of Malaysia and surrounding countries have determined which country (citizenship) they belong too. Yes, there are a lot of illegal immigrant in Sabah because lack of control and Malaysia don't...

Kota Kinabalu is a good place to live as it is located next to the sea and mountain. However, proper planning is required. Traffic in the city is sxck and there are too many 'illegal' immigrant. I guess Malaysia will stuck in the middle income trap and wouldn't able to change in the near future.

That's what the history book has presented, however what really happened back then was totally opposite... :suicide:

Malaysia is not going to break apart. Impossible in short term. I am from Sarawak.

Buy JF-17, bang for your buck.:victory::chilli: All developing countries in South East Asia (except may be SG) should do this. No point to buy over price fighter jet from western world. Reasons: 1. We are not stupid enough to fight each other (country to country). You don't need super expansive...

:bounce:Sorry, but no nuclear in ASEAN... :mod: Southeast Asian Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone Treaty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

:yay:... ...:suicide::haha:

The fact that Japanese AV industry does bring a lot of entertainment to a lot of people around the world, especially in Asia. Moreover, it is also a good education (self-learning) material especially for Asian families that mostly are very conservative. :chilli:

They are busy making money (& building the country). No time for war..... Back to topic: War with Japan - Impossible, Chinese don't want to be responsible to the future generation for destroying Japanese AV industry :kiss3: War with ASEAN - Impossible, some of the countries have higher chance...

I strongly disagree. Malay (or we can say, all Malaysian) can decide which way they want to go. They wouldn't be assimilated by the Chinese (History already proved this). Look East Policy is a model that our leader want us to learn from (Japan), because back then Japan was the 'only' developed...

Does Australia have double standards for Bali Nine duo? - BBC News :bunny:

You seriously need to get your head checked...:hitwall: (what's the point of this topic?)

Can't help, usually developing country and third world country have more internal issue than external. If you able to feed the people = less problem, until you reach a certain stage when the people demand more (than just a rice bowl)... I believe Singapore is going through this process. Opps...

Lower fuel price = lower revenue for the country which Malaysia depend heavily on. Malaysia don't have to create unnecessary tension... when everything can be solved diplomatically. :nana::chilli::victory:

You also need to know a lot countries have learnt to play smart. Sometime it is better not to choose side but play smart (classic example in the region is SG) unless you have incompetence leaders in the country. :chilli:

Not possible, we need trade and money from both sides. Balance of power is the best, win-win for everyone

:usflag:...:chilli:

No one have any excuse to get navy too close to the island unless ypu want to spy or ready for some action (testing reaction time from Taiwan).

Unfortunately no. Improvement should start in Taipei and Beijing, not in SCS. No one stupid enough to take (militarily) the Island from Taiwan. However, if other smaller countries really do this (exclude China), China will have better excuse to use military power to take it back and no 'one'...