Opinions

Foreign Policy
The Alternative Quad

The existence of an alternative Quad would be timely and promising.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
MySejahtera—Perpetual License, Perpetual Problems

The current administration must put a lid on the MySejahtera debacle that had transcended two prior administrations. However, the latest official remarks appear to bring more questions than answers.
By Rais Hussin and Ameen Kamal

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Malaysian 5G Rollout — Topsy Turvy Innovation

Why all other nations intelligently shy away from SWN reinstating spectrum technology neutrality towards infra-based competing putting innovation edge to telecoms industry.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Opinions
Building a Middle Malaysia and the Great Malaysian Understanding

Understanding/empathy without necessarily compromising on one’s own belief-systems and convictions.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
Economy and Finance
The Silicon Valley Bank debacle

The cause of SVB’s problem is grounded in not learning from past history and a dominant paradigm that’s failed time and again.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
Opinions
Urgent Need of Protection and Welfare of Institutionalised Children in Malaysia

Concerns with orphan children in Malaysia extend beyond matters of neglect and perceived abuse.
By Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar

2 years ago
Economy and Finance
Capital gains tax as a strategic fiscal policy lever

One of the ways to make use of the CGT is to conceptualise it as a strategic fiscal policy lever.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
The Zero-Sum Game of Liquidity

Malaysia’s relatively closed economy, which has shown greater resilience to cross-border contamination, presents an opportunity to attract more foreign direct investment through some quick action and creative marketing.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Malaysian 5G Rollout: Spectrum Economics & Deadweight Loss

As the policymakers continue to review the contentious DNB’s 5G rollout model, it is crucial to unpack DNB’s big promises and premises critically, truthfully, and structurally.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Environment
Creating a Credible Carbon Marketplace in Malaysia

Malaysia has significant potential as a carbon hub, but it is crucial to get it right from the start to achieve a net-zero future.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago

The existence of an alternative Quad would be timely and promising.

The current administration must put a lid on the MySejahtera debacle that had transcended two prior administrations. However, the latest official remarks appear to bring more questions than answers.

Why all other nations intelligently shy away from SWN reinstating spectrum technology neutrality towards infra-based competing putting innovation edge to telecoms industry.

Understanding/empathy without necessarily compromising on one’s own belief-systems and convictions.

The cause of SVB’s problem is grounded in not learning from past history and a dominant paradigm that’s failed time and again.

Concerns with orphan children in Malaysia extend beyond matters of neglect and perceived abuse.

One of the ways to make use of the CGT is to conceptualise it as a strategic fiscal policy lever.

Malaysia’s relatively closed economy, which has shown greater resilience to cross-border contamination, presents an opportunity to attract more foreign direct investment through some quick action and creative marketing.

As the policymakers continue to review the contentious DNB’s 5G rollout model, it is crucial to unpack DNB’s big promises and premises critically, truthfully, and structurally.

Malaysia has significant potential as a carbon hub, but it is crucial to get it right from the start to achieve a net-zero future.