Opinions

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
Opinions
Brewing Internal Threats to Malaysia?

Hadi appears to be promoting instability, working against Malaysia’s collective interest, arrogantly hinting at being a master schemer, the one pulling the strings in the background.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Law and Human Rights
The psychology of race & religion baiting in Malaysia

Middle Malaysia or the middle ground comprises of two halves or lungs – moderate liberals and moderate conservatives.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Enhancing dementia healthcare in Malaysia

Malaysia’s dementia care services need to be well prepared holistically for the critical shift.
By Farah Natasya Muhamad Ridzuan

2 years ago
Opinions
When Hadi Is on Rampage of Sheer Incoherence – Sembah Derhaka?

If Hadi still persists in this outlandish behavior, Hadi is committing a blatant Lèse-majesté of His Highness and the Conference of Malay Rulers… Sembah Derhaka it is!
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Malaysian 5G rollout: Swift Way Forward Away from SWN

The policymakers, being guided by the resounding evidence of SWN risks and expected failure elsewhere, must do the right thing—swiftly move forward and away from its 5G SWN by extending common-sense regulation policies.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Spearheading renewable energy development in Malaysia

To meet net-zero goals, Malaysia must fast-track the development and adoption rate of renewable energy.
By Jennifer Ley

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
DIGITIZING the Malaysian National Carbon Credit Registry

Malaysia can play a crucial role in promoting sustainable practices in the region and positioning itself as a leader in the global effort against climate change.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Opinions
More tyres on the road – more pollution in the air

The everyday wear and tear of running tyres pose a severe threat to environmental and public health.
By Jennifer Ley

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Strengthening the quality of our education system

The fate of a nation will be determined by the quality of its schools
By Jennifer Ley

2 years ago

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.

Hadi appears to be promoting instability, working against Malaysia’s collective interest, arrogantly hinting at being a master schemer, the one pulling the strings in the background.

Middle Malaysia or the middle ground comprises of two halves or lungs – moderate liberals and moderate conservatives.

Malaysia’s dementia care services need to be well prepared holistically for the critical shift.

If Hadi still persists in this outlandish behavior, Hadi is committing a blatant Lèse-majesté of His Highness and the Conference of Malay Rulers… Sembah Derhaka it is!

The policymakers, being guided by the resounding evidence of SWN risks and expected failure elsewhere, must do the right thing—swiftly move forward and away from its 5G SWN by extending common-sense regulation policies.

To meet net-zero goals, Malaysia must fast-track the development and adoption rate of renewable energy.

Malaysia can play a crucial role in promoting sustainable practices in the region and positioning itself as a leader in the global effort against climate change.

The everyday wear and tear of running tyres pose a severe threat to environmental and public health.

The fate of a nation will be determined by the quality of its schools