Opinions

Domestic Policy
Into The Dense Fog of the Petronas-Petros Dispute

Sarawak is within its right to reclaim its gas distribution, and the federal government should honour this. However, this high-risk, high-reward move must be carefully outlined and executed.
By Chia Chu Hang

2 years ago
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

2 years ago
Opinions
Active Neutrality in the Pursuit of AI Innovation

Malaysia must address its innovation barriers to achieve its goal of becoming a global technology leader.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Opinions
Turkiye, Syria and Israel’s loss of strategic initiative

Today Israel is confronted with a new reality despite the gains and wins from four successive wars in the past.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago
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

2 years ago
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

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Refugees and Radicalisation: Addressing Malaysia’s Overlooked Security Risks

Addressing the basic needs of refugees in Malaysia and integrating them into society is crucial to preventing their radicalisation and addressing national security risks.
By Avyce Heng and Margarita Peredaryenko

2 years ago
Economy and Finance
Malaysia at the Helm: Steering ASEAN Toward a Resilient Future

As ASEAN Chair, Malaysia’s foremost priority must be fostering unity while respecting the sovereignty and diverse interests of member nations.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Reducing Malaysian Prison Overcrowding Through Justice Reform

Overcrowded prisons have undeniably exacerbated already dire living conditions within the facilities.
By Chia Chu Hang

2 years ago
Foreign Policy
The Silent Nexus Between Malaysia’s Substance Abuse and Security Threats

Substance abuse, as a societal issue and early indicator of radicalisation, should be integrated into P/CVE frameworks for more holistic interventions.
By Avyce Heng and Margarita Peredaryenko

2 years ago

Sarawak is within its right to reclaim its gas distribution, and the federal government should honour this. However, this high-risk, high-reward move must be carefully outlined and executed.

The recent spike in crowd attacks globally underscores the urgency to strengthen public security measures and develop contingency plans against violent crimes.

Malaysia must address its innovation barriers to achieve its goal of becoming a global technology leader.

Today Israel is confronted with a new reality despite the gains and wins from four successive wars in the past.

Essentially, a nation may appear peaceful externally but lack the critical structures to sustain peace during stress or upheaval.

For the governance framework to succeed, it must move beyond the binaries of “good AI” versus “bad AI” and embrace a genuinely inclusive approach.

Addressing the basic needs of refugees in Malaysia and integrating them into society is crucial to preventing their radicalisation and addressing national security risks.

As ASEAN Chair, Malaysia’s foremost priority must be fostering unity while respecting the sovereignty and diverse interests of member nations.

Overcrowded prisons have undeniably exacerbated already dire living conditions within the facilities.

Substance abuse, as a societal issue and early indicator of radicalisation, should be integrated into P/CVE frameworks for more holistic interventions.