- Countries:
- Malaysia, Singapore
- Topics:
- Freedom of Speech, Media, International Relations, Politics
There's no bridge, and a lot of troubled water in Malaysia. It's all about the cancellation of Malaysia's plan to build a bridge to Singapore. Jeff Ooi has been following the fallout and also wondering whether the Malaysian press was gagged over the story.
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