In the tranquil heart of Brunei, we often find ourselves at a safe distance from the global upheaval of religious extremism and conflict. Yet, this distance should not translate into detachment. I was recently reminded of this imperative through a compelling article by Paul Mereki, titled “Why The Peaceful Majority…
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How to Manage Your Boss Without Playing Politics
Managing up is not flattery or office politics. It is reducing surprises, improving decisions and becoming someone whose judgement can be trusted.
Language & Musings
Journalism’s New Frontier – The Digital Dance with the Fifth Estate
In the labyrinth of the digital age, journalism finds itself at a crucial crossroads, grappling with the emerging power of the fifth estate – a force as disruptive as it is transformative. This new landscape, where traditional newsrooms collide with the boundless realms of the internet, beckons a pivotal reckoning…
Brunei Darussalam
In Shadows of Sorrow
In the shadows of sorrow, under a grieving sky, Lies a land where echoes of anguish never die. Palestine, oh weeping land, where tears like rivers flow, Where the heartbeats of the innocent, face a ceaseless woe. Through streets scarred by sorrow, under siege of endless night, Lives a tale…
Brunei Darussalam
My dinner guest list
If you could host a dinner and anyone you invite was sure to come, who would you invite? These guests would create a diverse conversation exploring the intersections of AI, social media, and geo-politics.
Brunei Darussalam
Tradition, Modernity and Being Bruneian
This article has been consolidated into a more personal reflection on Bruneian identity, tradition and change.