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Foreign PolicyClosing the Gaps: Comprehensive P/CVE Toolbox
MyPCVE has the foundational elements to safeguard Malaysians, but without plugging the gaps in Detection, Preparedness, Recovery, and Adaptation, we risk playing catch-up with the very extremists we aim to stop.
By Rais Hussin -
Economy and Finance
Common Sense Diplomacy: Rethinking the U.S.-Russia Thaw and the Future of Global Alliances
It is a litmus test for whether the West can adapt to a multipolar world where Russia's sovereignty is non-negotiable.
By Rais Hussin -
Domestic Policy
Reforming Prisons to Undermine Extremism: The Missing Link in MyPCVE
Acknowledging the subhuman conditions in Malaysian prisons, comprehensive prison reforms must be integrated into MyPCVE to counter prison radicalisation.
By Avyce Heng and Margarita Peredaryenko -
Economy and Finance
Trump’s Gaza (pipe) dream
The Gaza plan is dangerous and counter-productive as it's merely another recipe for regional instability.
By Jason Loh -
Foreign Policy
Trump’s Call and the Yalta Legacy: Russia’s Strategic Patience in a Multipolar World
Russia’s strategic patience has transformed it from a 'fleet in being'—a passive force—to a 'fleet is being,' actively shaping global dynamics.
By Rais Hussin -
Foreign Policy
Time to UN-Seat U.S. on the UN Security Council
It is time to move toward a model of global governance that is truly representative of the world’s diversity.
By Rais Hussin -
Foreign Policy
Egypt, Sinai & Israel’s loss of strategic initiative
Israel still hasn’t regained any meaningful strategic initiative post-1982 withdrawal from the Sinai.
By Jason Loh -
Foreign Policy
Strengthening Public Spaces: Malaysia’s Essential Response to the Global Rise of Crowd Attacks
The recent spike in crowd attacks globally underscores the urgency to strengthen public security measures and develop contingency plans against violent crimes.
By Avyce Heng and Margarita Peredaryenko -
Foreign Policy
Peace on Paper: The Hidden Struggles Behind Malaysia’s GPI Ranking
Essentially, a nation may appear peaceful externally but lack the critical structures to sustain peace during stress or upheaval.
By Chia Chu Hang -
Foreign Policy
A Critical Perspective on the UN’s AI Governance Plan: Hidden Risks in the Push for Global Regulation
For the governance framework to succeed, it must move beyond the binaries of “good AI” versus “bad AI” and embrace a genuinely inclusive approach.
By Rais Hussin
