Society and Media

Domestic Policy
Enhancing rail transport services in the Klang Valley

There is a critical need to pay attention and focus on thinking about service enhancement.
By Anis Salwana Abdul Malik

2 months ago
Law and Human Rights
Conscience as the heart of the matter – a Malaysia Day reflection

It’s at the “heart of the matter” – the root and source of all our problems we face as a nation and society.
By Jason Loh

3 months ago
Social
Embrace the beauty of Sabah and Sarawak for a more inclusive Malaysia

"All the political leaders should continue advocating for the ongoing struggles of Sabahans and Sarawakians."
By Amanda Yeo

3 months ago
Education and Social Policy
Legal recognition of delivery riders is not a “one-shot” solution

Special legislation for semi-formalisation is the way forward towards a more balanced bargaining relations.
By Hazriq Iqmal Abdul Aziz

3 months ago
Education and Social Policy
Mental Colonisation and Cultural Imperialism-Threat of Technology and Social Media (PART 2)

Technology and social media carry the potential for significant negative impacts and irreversibility at the individual and social level.
By Ameen Kamal

4 months ago
Education and Social Policy
Way towards a healthier society

Labelling which informs and warns are equally necessary – after all “prevention is better than cure”.
By Anis Salwana Abdul Malik

4 months ago
Law and Human Rights
The rising danger of cyber-paedophilia in Malaysia

This by itself should incite us to think as to how we could do more to suppress cyber-paedophilia.
By Nik Nurdiana Zulkifli

4 months ago
Economy and Finance
How to make “brain gain” programs work

Malaysia's brain gain programmes, as they stand, are too shallow to address the very fundamental elements the Malaysian diaspora set off looking for.
By Rais Hussin and Margarita Peredaryenko

4 months ago
Environment
Enhancing the food-water-energy nexus through legislation

Now comes the time to review existing national legislations associated with food security, water security and energy security.
By Amanda Yeo

4 months ago
Bahasa Malaysia
Digital resilience is key to continuous vigilance against extremism in the post-Covid era

The authorities must have the political will to stamp out extremism that purportedly represents but in reality, tarnishes the image and sanctity of Islam.
By Hazriq Iqmal Abdul Aziz

4 months ago

There is a critical need to pay attention and focus on thinking about service enhancement.

It’s at the “heart of the matter” – the root and source of all our problems we face as a nation and society.

"All the political leaders should continue advocating for the ongoing struggles of Sabahans and Sarawakians."

Special legislation for semi-formalisation is the way forward towards a more balanced bargaining relations.

Technology and social media carry the potential for significant negative impacts and irreversibility at the individual and social level.

Labelling which informs and warns are equally necessary – after all “prevention is better than cure”.

This by itself should incite us to think as to how we could do more to suppress cyber-paedophilia.

Malaysia's brain gain programmes, as they stand, are too shallow to address the very fundamental elements the Malaysian diaspora set off looking for.

Now comes the time to review existing national legislations associated with food security, water security and energy security.

The authorities must have the political will to stamp out extremism that purportedly represents but in reality, tarnishes the image and sanctity of Islam.