I went to Kuala Lumpur for a week of conversations on law, religion, culture and artificial intelligence, and left with an impression I had not expected to form so quickly. What stays with me is the unforced courtesy between strangers of plainly different faiths, a civility that felt neither performed nor brittle. Malaysia is a country built at a crossroads, a society made of arrivals, where Malay, Chinese and Indian communities, and a handful o…
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