malaya

For more sobering examples: Universiti Malaya (UM) and City University of Hong Kong ranks higher than Brown University.

There is Bol'shaya Talda and Malaya Talda not too far from Novokuznetsk Kemerovskaya obl.

For example, a woman named Oksana Malaya was raised by a pack of dogs, so she is said to have grown up as a dog.

Notably Britain doesn’t run Malaya anymore and that country doesn’t exist.

It's the final major European colonial outpost, and its fighting hard not to go the way of Algeria, Kenya, Malaya and a long long list of others.

There had been minimal effort to learn from the failures of Vietnam and the idea of learning from British victories against the insurgents in Malaya and South Africa was unthinkable.

I don’t believe Oxana Malaya had morals.

> Later, in the 1890s, when the rubber industry became established in Malaya and Singapore, the island became a global centre for rubber sorting and export.

I'm not saying the drug war is consciously aimed at youth and minority citizens the way similar tactics were aimed at Communist guerrillas in the Malaya emergency, or Sunni insurgents in Iraq.

If we're talking about ideas crossing over, Malaya and Kenya definitely inspired much of today's US focus on counter-insurgency, and Kitson's book on the subject [1] is still popular reading across the pond.

Not only developing nations, Japan used bicycle infantry in their invasion of Indochina and Malaya to devastating effect - motorised vehicles were hard to use in the jungle terrain, but bicycles were fine while being drastically faster than the foot infantry used by British and other Allied troops.

(such as failing to notice that the British won in Malaya by displacing thousands of civilians from the affected areas, thus starving the guerilla) I look at results that exceed expectations, try to draw some names out of it and then look up those names, preferably a first hand account, to understand how they thought and abstract the common traits.

Singapore relies on Malaysia (hmm wonder when and why Malaya picked up that "sia"); Hong Kong relies on China; the Netherlands relies on the EU.

Pacific Fleet, and hence protect Japan's advance into Malaya and the Dutch East Indies, where it sought access to natural resources such as oil and rubber." The cause of war is not usually taught.

He successfully manoeuvred the exit from Malaya and 2 years-early British exit, kept the communist agents from Maoist China at bay via both pretending to act in their interest in the election (as the "safe" socialist candidate that could be the face of the Party) and by systematically exiling them thereafter.

My old fella (Korea, Malaya, nuke tests) never once would have asked for help or admitted effects.

The UK and France both were involved only in decolonization wars (Algeria, Indochina, Kenya, Malaya, Ireland...

This red top up here, this eraser, a bit of rubber, probably comes from Malaya, where the rubber tree isn’t even native!