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![[Media feature] Iran-Israel conflict can affect economic sectors and Singapore’s social fabric](https://clemenschay.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/pexels-photo-14207910.jpeg?w=1024)
[Media feature] Iran-Israel conflict can affect economic sectors and Singapore’s social fabric
I spoke with local Malay media outlet, Berita Harian, and their Deputy and Senior Associate Editors, Cik Nur Adilah Mahbob and Encik Mohd Nizam Ismail respectively, on the Iran-Israel retaliatory attacks. They were particularly interested in the implications for Singapore. The article in Malay is found here: https://www.beritaharian.sg/dunia/pertikaian-israel-iran-boleh-jejas-sektor-dagang-fabrik-sosial-sg You can also watch the full interview
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![[Media comments] The Winding Road of Democracy in Kuwait](https://clemenschay.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/pexels-photo-15962867.jpeg?w=1024)
[Media comments] The Winding Road of Democracy in Kuwait
I spoke to Iwan Sentosa, the senior correspondent at Indonesia’s Kompas news outlet, about the political history that led to Kuwait’s democratic experience. It has had its share of challenges, but remains one of a kind in the region. The article in Bahasa Indonesia is found below in the image. Another version in English, entitled
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![[Media comments] Kuwait elections: Emir warns against boycott amid voter fatigue](https://clemenschay.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/img_3282.jpg?w=1024)
[Media comments] Kuwait elections: Emir warns against boycott amid voter fatigue
I spoke to Ismaeel Naar of The National, affirming that voter boycott of the upcoming April elections in Kuwait is unlikely, although this will be the fourth time citizens go to the polls in five years. A new leadership, comprising a combative Emir and the appointment of a highly competent Prime Minister, ushers in optimism.
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