Opinions

Foreign Policy
China – Malaysia engagement has not ended but …

Unlike Kurt Campbell, the Indo-Pacific Affairs Coordinator of President Joe Biden, who announced last week that "US engagement with China" has ended, signifying the fraying of the Sino-US tie, Malaysia will not end its engagement.
By Rais Hussin

4 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
Managing The Debt And Deficit By Cutting Taxes

To make the debt and deficit “more manageable”, cutting taxes or a tax revolution should be next on the government’s fiscal agenda.
By Jason Loh

4 years ago
Domestic Policy
Pemerkasa Plus, a holistic measure, requiring successful lockdown to not be wasted

EMIR Research is grateful that Pemerkasa Plus incorporated in full its suggestions for a holistic “survive to restart” package. As how Pemerkasa Plus is necessary to cushion the impact of lockdowns, breaking the chain of...
By Margarita Peredaryenko and Ameen Kamal

4 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
Have we reached the peak of infection?

Having a rough idea of when the peak will be reached is important because it gives us a sense of relief the worst is over (without any implication that we are out of the woods).
By Jamari Mohtar

4 years ago
Domestic Policy
Fellow Malaysians, let us be vigilant and do our part

When we, as Malaysians, do our part to implement self-lockdown and follow the SOPs, we could have our freedom to enjoy life.
By Amanda Yeo

4 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
Lockdown MCO 3.0 — Survive to restart package

Policy recommendations towards a holistic Survive to Restart package by EMIR Research.
By Rais Hussin

4 years ago
Opinions
“Congratulations! Dr Rais Hussin.”
By Admin

4 years ago
Economy and Finance
Unremorseful Najib at it again throwing confusions on Gov’t loans, debts

“What is even more saddening is that in most cases, we don’t even know what benefits these (1MDB) debts have given to the country,” said Zafrul.
By Jamari Mohtar

4 years ago
Domestic Policy
The Dynamic Tension Between Politics & Economics In Continuing To Steady The Economy Under The Covid-19 Era

The existential tension between politics and economics can be appropriately balance based on the politics-economics of empathy.
By Jason Loh

4 years ago
Foreign Policy
Did Israel really win the war?

It is indeed strange for prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to claim a military success after a ceasefire was announced, when on the eve of the war he had vowed this time round, it would be...
By Jamari Mohtar

4 years ago

Unlike Kurt Campbell, the Indo-Pacific Affairs Coordinator of President Joe Biden, who announced last week that "US engagement with China" has ended, signifying the fraying of the Sino-US tie, Malaysia will not end its engagement.

To make the debt and deficit “more manageable”, cutting taxes or a tax revolution should be next on the government’s fiscal agenda.

EMIR Research is grateful that Pemerkasa Plus incorporated in full its suggestions for a holistic “survive to restart” package. As how Pemerkasa Plus is necessary to cushion the impact of lockdowns, breaking the chain of...

Having a rough idea of when the peak will be reached is important because it gives us a sense of relief the worst is over (without any implication that we are out of the woods).

When we, as Malaysians, do our part to implement self-lockdown and follow the SOPs, we could have our freedom to enjoy life.

Policy recommendations towards a holistic Survive to Restart package by EMIR Research.

“What is even more saddening is that in most cases, we don’t even know what benefits these (1MDB) debts have given to the country,” said Zafrul.

The existential tension between politics and economics can be appropriately balance based on the politics-economics of empathy.

It is indeed strange for prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to claim a military success after a ceasefire was announced, when on the eve of the war he had vowed this time round, it would be...