Network School, JS-SEZ and infernos
Some eyebrow-raising stuff down south.
Three briefs to cap a busy Sunday:
Network School… again?!
Johor polls post-mortem, and the federal lessons, if any.
The JS-SEZ, through the lens of electoral boundaries.
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Balaji Srinivasan’s Network School is blowing up again after the founder posted a promo video in which participants said they were “on a man-made island near Singapore.”
That rubbed many the wrong way, because it’s in Forest City, Johor. And Johor is in Malaysia.
(In case you thought Johor was another country.)