Opinions

Education and Social Policy
The Hidden Toll: Exploring the Mental Health Struggles of Contemporary Parents

The rising cost of living, coupled with stagnant wages and economic uncertainty in Malaysia, has significantly pressured parents in providing for the family.
By Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Empowering Pharmacists Through Dispensing Separation: Enhancing Community Healthcare

If done right, dispensing separation has great potential to enhance the healthcare system and benefit a broader spectrum of people.
By Chia Chu Hang

2 years ago
Foreign Policy
The MIDF and the planned Rafah assault

With the planned Rafah assault possibly due in May, the need for a MIDF has become all the more imperative and cogent.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Complete Reform of 3D Sectors Needed to Reduce Reliance on Foreign Workers

The journey to reduce our reliance on foreign workers can be long and arduous, but it is the path we must pursue.
By Chia Chu Hang

2 years ago
Education and Social Policy
Addressing the Escalating Crisis of Youth Violence in Malaysia

Exposure to violence can impact a young person's life and potential, hindering their ability to thrive as productive members of society.
By Farah Natasya Muhamad Ridzuan

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Unlocking Opportunities: Streamlining Immigration for Malaysian Brain Gain

This eloquently demonstrates a prioritisation of high-skilled workers, potentially attracting more expatriates.
By Chia Chu Hang

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Widening & deepening the corruption dragnet

As part of institutional and political reforms, the Madani government under PM Anwar Ibrahim has also been targeting the super-elites.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
Opinions
The Traps of Israel Are Plenty: Iran Did Not Get Into Any

As things are, Iran did not fall into the trap of Israel. Nor will Iran allow itself to be entrapped by the nefarious designs of Israel.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Some brief comments on the RM with reference to Japan

The underlying fundamentals of the Japanese financial system and the economy remain strong, stable and robust.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Rebuilding a “Broken” Rome will take more than a day!

What more when the Prime Minister inherited a very “broken” Rome, that requires stages of careful and inclusive rebuilding with diligent focus on outcome and impact to the MANY!
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago

The rising cost of living, coupled with stagnant wages and economic uncertainty in Malaysia, has significantly pressured parents in providing for the family.

If done right, dispensing separation has great potential to enhance the healthcare system and benefit a broader spectrum of people.

With the planned Rafah assault possibly due in May, the need for a MIDF has become all the more imperative and cogent.

The journey to reduce our reliance on foreign workers can be long and arduous, but it is the path we must pursue.

Exposure to violence can impact a young person's life and potential, hindering their ability to thrive as productive members of society.

This eloquently demonstrates a prioritisation of high-skilled workers, potentially attracting more expatriates.

As part of institutional and political reforms, the Madani government under PM Anwar Ibrahim has also been targeting the super-elites.

As things are, Iran did not fall into the trap of Israel. Nor will Iran allow itself to be entrapped by the nefarious designs of Israel.

The underlying fundamentals of the Japanese financial system and the economy remain strong, stable and robust.

What more when the Prime Minister inherited a very “broken” Rome, that requires stages of careful and inclusive rebuilding with diligent focus on outcome and impact to the MANY!