Opinions

Opinions
The Emergency: Questioning its legitimacy

What's under consideration is whether the nature of the application of judicial review will be politicised, leading to its 'politicisation'.
By Jason Loh

6 years ago
Opinions
The best jihad of Salleh Abas

After reading the Aliran article, I had no doubt Salleh was the embodiment of the hadith in which the Prophet said the best jihad is to speak the truth in front of an oppressive ruler.
By Jamari Mohtar

6 years ago
Domestic Policy
MCO 2.0 as the one and only option for now

It is the only alternative that could save the country from the uncontrolled spread of the virus, although the act would cause some businesses to suffer.
By Farhan Kamarulzaman

6 years ago
Economy and Finance
Helping smaller businesses and micros to go cashless

Many smaller businesses and micros aren't quickly adapting to a new business model in the form of e-commerce and online platforms.
By Jason Loh

6 years ago
Domestic Policy
Is the state of Emergency justifiable at the end of the day?

One relates to the public health situation that’s fast deteriorating; the other applies to the current fluid and ever-changing political environment.
By Jason Loh

6 years ago
Economy and Finance
Bad loans in the housing sector – ticking time-bomb?

The backdrop to this is Malaysia being well-known as having one of highest household debt ratios in Asia and the highest in Asean.
By Jason Loh

6 years ago
Opinions
Lives versus livelihoods? Which should be prioritised?

With the #kitajagakita spirit, the economic livelihoods of the ordinary citizens would be taken care of.
By Amanda Yeo

6 years ago
Opinions
An overwhelming welcome to 2021

The unfortunate circumstances that we are currently facing can be managed with united and selfless cooperation from each individual in the country.
By Sofea Azahar

6 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
The dilemma of politics, pandemic and economy in the US and Malaysia

Many analysts are of the opinion Umno is up to stir instability in the country by either forcing a snap election or a change in government without an election amid the country facing a spike...
By Jamari Mohtar and Amanda Yeo

6 years ago
Domestic Policy
Revolutionary transformation is the way forward for Malaysia

To find our way back to a united and ethical society, hard changes are needed to solve society’s problems, address the political crisis and trust-deficit.
By Ameen Kamal

6 years ago

What's under consideration is whether the nature of the application of judicial review will be politicised, leading to its 'politicisation'.

After reading the Aliran article, I had no doubt Salleh was the embodiment of the hadith in which the Prophet said the best jihad is to speak the truth in front of an oppressive ruler.

It is the only alternative that could save the country from the uncontrolled spread of the virus, although the act would cause some businesses to suffer.

Many smaller businesses and micros aren't quickly adapting to a new business model in the form of e-commerce and online platforms.

One relates to the public health situation that’s fast deteriorating; the other applies to the current fluid and ever-changing political environment.

The backdrop to this is Malaysia being well-known as having one of highest household debt ratios in Asia and the highest in Asean.

With the #kitajagakita spirit, the economic livelihoods of the ordinary citizens would be taken care of.

The unfortunate circumstances that we are currently facing can be managed with united and selfless cooperation from each individual in the country.

Many analysts are of the opinion Umno is up to stir instability in the country by either forcing a snap election or a change in government without an election amid the country facing a spike...

To find our way back to a united and ethical society, hard changes are needed to solve society’s problems, address the political crisis and trust-deficit.