Politics

Opinions
Charting a New Course: Malaysia’s Bid for BRICS and the Quest for Global Economic Balance

… national sovereignty—the capacity to chart its own destiny, free from the influence of external and internal colonialists—may begin through collaboration with BRICS, an opportunity Malaysia certainly should not overlook!
By Rais Hussin

10 months ago
Domestic Policy
Widening & deepening the corruption dragnet

As part of institutional and political reforms, the Madani government under PM Anwar Ibrahim has also been targeting the super-elites.
By Jason Loh

1 year ago
Opinions
The Traps of Israel Are Plenty: Iran Did Not Get Into Any

As things are, Iran did not fall into the trap of Israel. Nor will Iran allow itself to be entrapped by the nefarious designs of Israel.
By Rais Hussin

1 year ago
Opinions
The line between truth and fake is blurring like no other

The rise of cybertroopers poses a significant threat to the electoral process, integrity, transparency, and the parliamentary system's stability in Malaysia.
By Margarita Peredaryenko and Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar

1 year ago
Opinions
How Reforms, like Rome, Must Be Built Incrementally!

Taking stock of what has been inherited, understand ground realities and navigate tactfully current administration stays the course of reforms in a pragmatic way.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Opinions
6 State Elections 2023 Analytics and Reflections

Responsible leaders can and must learn from the outcome and take necessary corrective actions towards rebuilding the nation for the many.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Economy and Finance
Expected striking similarities in the East Coast Malays

The curtains have drawn on this electoral spectacle, signaling a period of transition, anticipation, and opportunity.
By Farah Natasya Muhamad Ridzuan

2 years ago
Economy and Finance
PRN: Two contrasting outcomes in the Northern region

Politicians should stop politicking and focus on fixing the economy and improving the well-being of rakyat.
By Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
PH-BN and PN: “tug of war” in Kedah

Rising labour market insecurity, young migration, and poverty are among the growing issues facing Kedah.
By Rais Hussin and Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Negeri Sembilan – the “second frontline” state

The question is which coalition has the political will, integrity and capacity to govern and administer this “second frontline” state to lead it to greater heights.
By Jason Loh

2 years ago

… national sovereignty—the capacity to chart its own destiny, free from the influence of external and internal colonialists—may begin through collaboration with BRICS, an opportunity Malaysia certainly should not overlook!

As part of institutional and political reforms, the Madani government under PM Anwar Ibrahim has also been targeting the super-elites.

As things are, Iran did not fall into the trap of Israel. Nor will Iran allow itself to be entrapped by the nefarious designs of Israel.

The rise of cybertroopers poses a significant threat to the electoral process, integrity, transparency, and the parliamentary system's stability in Malaysia.

Taking stock of what has been inherited, understand ground realities and navigate tactfully current administration stays the course of reforms in a pragmatic way.

Responsible leaders can and must learn from the outcome and take necessary corrective actions towards rebuilding the nation for the many.

The curtains have drawn on this electoral spectacle, signaling a period of transition, anticipation, and opportunity.

Politicians should stop politicking and focus on fixing the economy and improving the well-being of rakyat.

Rising labour market insecurity, young migration, and poverty are among the growing issues facing Kedah.

The question is which coalition has the political will, integrity and capacity to govern and administer this “second frontline” state to lead it to greater heights.