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Carol Lowโs self-service second-hand store is rescuing discarded titles and putting them into the hands of eager bibliophiles.
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Carol Lowโs self-service second-hand store is rescuing discarded titles and putting them into the hands of eager bibliophiles.
If Sparta had its valorous 300, the ancient Bujang Valley entrepรดt had its enterprising 500, the most powerful of the Tamil trade guilds that operated the seas between ancient South India, Kedah Tua and the Malay Archipelago.
The region has long been shaped by maritime power rivalry and diplomacy, not just modern geopolitics.
Blockades in the Strait of Hormuz amid the Iran-US-Israel war, or the fear that the Straits of Melaka might one day face a similar fate are seen as modern anxieties. They are not: old Kedah and the Cholas tell an earlier, more interesting story.
The Anaimangalam Copper Plates provide tangible evidence of ancient IndiaโMalay world connections.
MAY 25 โ As Muslims around the world prepare to celebrate Eid al-Adha, it may be worth asking a difficult but nece...