Opinions

Domestic Policy
State environment committee, DOE need to wake up in performing monitoring and enforcement duties

Weaknesses in environmental monitoring and enforcement of laws, measly fines for polluters, and a complete disregard of the environment by greedy companies create a recipe for repeat offences.
By Ameen Kamal

5 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Don’t ease international border yet, focus on bolstering domestic tourism

National priorities should be health first and propping up domestic tourism.
By Nurafifah Suhaimi

5 years ago
Asian Studies
Philippines’ baseless claim on Sabah

After all, it is a political drama that is unlikely to end because it is a useful and effective tool to fulfil some political agenda.
By Jamari Mohtar and Lim Ji Yi

5 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Consider the youth for the nation’s good

Young people are not only enthusiastic and energetic but are also full of new ideas.
By Farhan Kamarulzaman

5 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Never underestimate TVET and STEM in producing skilled talents

Workforce needs to be provided with suitable education and skills to ensure they are not at risk of displacement.
By Sofea Azahar

5 years ago
Domestic Policy
Wake-up call on our state of ‘Merdeka’

Internal regressions in politics and society, external dependencies in critical areas and increasing territorial threats question the depth of Malaysia’s “Merdeka” status and even its sovereignty.
By Ameen Kamal

5 years ago
Economy and Finance
Cautious border policy among green countries for air travel recovery

The RGL scheme with Singapore should be adopted as basis for extending the scheme to other green countries based on the experience with Singapore.
By Jamari Mohtar and Rasyid Abdurrahman

5 years ago
Asian Studies
Why Merdeka must take us over every divide

All the rhetoric against any races, religions and potentially the royalty must cease and desist.
By Rais Hussin

5 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
A mediator in the midst of US-China trade war?

We should grasp this opportunity to position ourselves as the mediator between these two superpowers.
By Jamari Mohtar and Lim Ji Yi

5 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Economic and environmental sustainability are not mutually exclusive

This requires the participation of both economists and environmentalists in this ongoing discussion to close the gaps.
By Farhan Kamarulzaman

5 years ago

Weaknesses in environmental monitoring and enforcement of laws, measly fines for polluters, and a complete disregard of the environment by greedy companies create a recipe for repeat offences.

National priorities should be health first and propping up domestic tourism.

After all, it is a political drama that is unlikely to end because it is a useful and effective tool to fulfil some political agenda.

Young people are not only enthusiastic and energetic but are also full of new ideas.

Workforce needs to be provided with suitable education and skills to ensure they are not at risk of displacement.

Internal regressions in politics and society, external dependencies in critical areas and increasing territorial threats question the depth of Malaysia’s “Merdeka” status and even its sovereignty.

The RGL scheme with Singapore should be adopted as basis for extending the scheme to other green countries based on the experience with Singapore.

All the rhetoric against any races, religions and potentially the royalty must cease and desist.

We should grasp this opportunity to position ourselves as the mediator between these two superpowers.

This requires the participation of both economists and environmentalists in this ongoing discussion to close the gaps.