Opinions

Education and Social Policy
Does Malaysia have enough talents to be a high-tech nation?

Declining uptake of technical courses and STEM subjects would lead to a severe mismatch in the supply of talents needed for Malaysia to thrive as it undergoes a digital transformation and embraces 4IR.
By Ameen Kamal

5 years ago
Asian Studies
China has time to U-turn on Uyghur Muslim problem

They should focus on winning their hearts and minds. Not by sending people into camps, to be “brainwashed” into party loving members.
By Rais Hussin

5 years ago
Domestic Policy
Place rakyat at the heart of the digital economy master plan

The rakyat must be at the heart of any national master plan. "Malaysia 5.0" is a policy framework to ensure Malaysia's national-level initiatives serve to address society's problems and issues.
By Ameen Kamal

5 years ago
Economy and Finance
Digitalisation for the survival of manufacturing sector

Whatever appears to be relevant after the unprecedented crisis needs to be our utmost priority.
By Sofea Azahar

5 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Game-changer for global Islamic economy

It is crucial to implement a system that can support the transparency of the products’ whole value chain.
By Nurafifah Suhaimi

5 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Amplifying mining and quarrying sector for the greater good

This vital sector, therefore, needs adequate assistance to improve its performance to provide the country with great alternative sources of revenue potential.
By Farhan Kamarulzaman

5 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Politics is for rakyat, not for politicians

The point is this nation is in urgent need of a new political culture that is based on integrity, ethics and service for the public good.
By Jamari Mohtar and Lim Ji Yi

5 years ago
Economy and Finance
Digital assets exchanges essential for Malaysia 5.0

The future of exchanges will combine digital and traditional assets in ways that change the decades-old exchange model.
By Rais Hussin

5 years ago
Domestic Policy
Jobs, education key to reducing financial anxiety

A crucial issue that constantly needs to be addressed for the sake of the whole nation and to ensure sustained economic recovery.
By Sofea Azahar

5 years ago
Economy and Finance
Not the end of the world yet for Malaysia despite worst GDP growth

It is ok to have some negative growth however deep the contraction is, as long as you are triumphant in the mother of all battles, which is the annual, actual GDP figure.
By Jamari Mohtar

5 years ago

Declining uptake of technical courses and STEM subjects would lead to a severe mismatch in the supply of talents needed for Malaysia to thrive as it undergoes a digital transformation and embraces 4IR.

They should focus on winning their hearts and minds. Not by sending people into camps, to be “brainwashed” into party loving members.

The rakyat must be at the heart of any national master plan. "Malaysia 5.0" is a policy framework to ensure Malaysia's national-level initiatives serve to address society's problems and issues.

Whatever appears to be relevant after the unprecedented crisis needs to be our utmost priority.

It is crucial to implement a system that can support the transparency of the products’ whole value chain.

This vital sector, therefore, needs adequate assistance to improve its performance to provide the country with great alternative sources of revenue potential.

The point is this nation is in urgent need of a new political culture that is based on integrity, ethics and service for the public good.

The future of exchanges will combine digital and traditional assets in ways that change the decades-old exchange model.

A crucial issue that constantly needs to be addressed for the sake of the whole nation and to ensure sustained economic recovery.

It is ok to have some negative growth however deep the contraction is, as long as you are triumphant in the mother of all battles, which is the annual, actual GDP figure.