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  • Economy and Finance

    Chip Design Investment: Moving Beyond Made in Malaysia

    The experience and knowledge of Arm Holdings, if successfully transferred to local specialists, will undoubtedly propel us to the forefront of chip design.

    By Chia Chu Hang
    2 months ago
  • Economy and Finance

    Rethinking Malaysia’s Tech Park Model: The Case for an Innovation District

    Innovation districts create an environment where innovation is not a program or policy, but a culture – a daily way of life that perpetuates itself.

    By Rais Hussin
    2 months ago
  • Foreign Policy

    From Silos to Synergy: A Centre-Out Approach to Future-Proofing Malaysia’s Counter-Extremism Strategy

    Malaysia’s counter-extremism plan risks being too rigid for evolving threats. A centre-out model—proven in crisis response and military ops—offers a dynamic fix and a blueprint for broader governance challenges.

    By Avyce Heng
    2 months ago
  • Foreign Policy

    Roots of regional instability and mayhem in the Middle East

    It’s hoped that in the coming days, the UNSC & the UN will take concrete action against the genocidal situation in Syria.

    By Jason Loh
    2 months ago
  • Environment

    The Intensifying Climate Crisis: Are We Doing Enough?

    While we might have made progress on paper, in reality, things might be very different.

    By Chia Chu Hang
    2 months ago
  • Education and Social Policy

    The Futility of Resisting English: A Barrier to National Progress

    Championing the Malay language does not entail disparaging other languages, and we certainly need not undermine them in our efforts to promote Malay.

    By Chia Chu Hang
    2 months ago
  • Foreign Policy

    From Checklists to Impact: Strengthening MyPCVE with Evidence & Expertise

    MyPCVE must go beyond box-ticking—only IOOI, expert standards, research rigor, and professionalisation can ensure an impact-driven P/CVE strategy.

    By Avyce Heng
    2 months ago
  • Opinions

    Malaysia’s Emerging Data Centre Boom: Seizing Opportunities and Powering a Sustainable Future

    Malaysia’s data centre boom is accelerating, but energy, regulation, and talent gaps must be addressed to ensure sustainable growth. A green, future-ready ecosystem is key.

    By Rais Hussin
    2 months ago
  • Foreign Policy

    Putting the two-state solution back on track

    Hopefully, the Egyptian and Arab League plan would play a part in compelling Israel and the US to finally “realise” that there’s no alternative to the two-state solution.

    By Jason Loh
    2 months ago
  • Foreign Policy

    Closing 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
    2 months ago
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