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Northeast Monsoon Is Coming, Are We Prepared for It?

The storm in the northern states is terrifying, but the northeast monsoon could be much worse.
By Chia Chu Hang

2 weeks ago
Domestic Policy
Solving the Malaysia Airlines Conundrum Credibly

Up until 2020, the government had injected RM28 billion into MAB. With this much being spent without results to show, it is crystal clear that MAB has massive management and operational issues.
By Chia Chu Hang

4 weeks ago
Economy and Finance
The hidden costs of climate change: impacts on rural communities

While climate change impacts all regions and demographics, rural populations, feel its effects most acutely due to being least equipped to adapt.
By Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar

1 month ago
Environment
Can Nuclear Power Help in Combating Climate Change?

There is an abundance of evidence showing that the risks of nuclear power are minimal, even comparable to popular renewable energy sources.
By Chia Chu Hang

2 months ago
Domestic Policy
Urgent intervention is needed to address the well-being of teachers

Creating a respectful and inclusive workplace can help teachers feel empowered and satisfied with their jobs.
By Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar

2 months ago
Domestic Policy
The Bajau Laut Dilemma

Not everyone will agree to accept the Bajau Laut as Malaysians, but we should not continue ignoring their plight.
By Chia Chu Hang

2 months ago
Opinions
Decriminalising Substance Abuse: A Step Forward with Room for Refinement

The over-empowerment of rehabilitation officers is not the only issue with the proposed amendment.
By Chia Chu Hang

3 months ago
Opinions
Can the Housing First Approach Succeed in Malaysia?

While the Housing First approach could work wonders in Malaysia, we first need to ensure that all other elements align with the strategy to guarantee its effectiveness.
By Chia Chu Hang

4 months ago
Domestic Policy
Enhancing Language Retention and Proficiency Through Multilingualism and Effective Teaching Methods

Only by embracing multilingualism can our nation move forward to become one of the most competitive nations and align itself with global trends in education.
By Chia Chu Hang

5 months ago
Education and Social Policy
Beyond the Screen: Exploring the Dark Side of Internet Addiction Among Youths

Excessive internet usage, lacking control, can result in addiction.
By Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar

5 months ago

The storm in the northern states is terrifying, but the northeast monsoon could be much worse.

Up until 2020, the government had injected RM28 billion into MAB. With this much being spent without results to show, it is crystal clear that MAB has massive management and operational issues.

While climate change impacts all regions and demographics, rural populations, feel its effects most acutely due to being least equipped to adapt.

There is an abundance of evidence showing that the risks of nuclear power are minimal, even comparable to popular renewable energy sources.

Creating a respectful and inclusive workplace can help teachers feel empowered and satisfied with their jobs.

Not everyone will agree to accept the Bajau Laut as Malaysians, but we should not continue ignoring their plight.

The over-empowerment of rehabilitation officers is not the only issue with the proposed amendment.

While the Housing First approach could work wonders in Malaysia, we first need to ensure that all other elements align with the strategy to guarantee its effectiveness.

Only by embracing multilingualism can our nation move forward to become one of the most competitive nations and align itself with global trends in education.

Excessive internet usage, lacking control, can result in addiction.