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Combat fake COVID-19 vaccines, go beyond conventional digital traceability

With existing sizeable anti-vaxxer population and other groups of medically-unfit vaccine recipients, there is just no room for a population of victims inoculated with fake vaccines.
By Ameen Kamal

1 week ago
Education and Social Policy
Fine balance between lives and livelihoods known but taken for granted

Let’s focussed for once on who the enemies are: It’s the virus and the refusal to observe social responsibility. Not the government or its ministers. Period.
By Jamari Mohtar

3 weeks ago
Opinions
Coping With The Challenges Of An Ageing Population

The problems faced by our elderly population are multi-dimensional.
By Jason Loh

3 weeks ago
Bahasa Melayu
Enforcement officers, please show empathy

Authorities need to be more empathetic in their enforcement activities as long as the basics are in place.
By Jason Loh

3 weeks ago
Opinions
Fight Corruption Now to Unite Malaysians

EMIR Research's 4Q 2020 poll results showed that addressing governance-related issues could be a unifying element across the social divides given consistent and overwhelming agreement from a significant majority of respondents.
By Ameen Kamal

4 weeks ago
Domestic Policy
Youth disillusionment, a top neglected risk that would become critical threat

Continuous youth disillusionment would challenge fragile national institutions or even destabilise political and economic systems altogether.
By Amanda Yeo

1 month ago
Bahasa Melayu
Tackling the problem of homelessness

Homelessness might appear to be a complicated issue but people will suffer if nothing is done.
By Sofea Azahar

1 month ago
Opinions
An overwhelming welcome to 2021

The unfortunate circumstances that we are currently facing can be managed with united and selfless cooperation from each individual in the country.
By Sofea Azahar

2 months ago
Opinions
Mental Illness Among The Urban Poor In Malaysia Require Serious Attention

Greater emphasis on mental healthcare among the urban poor is required – continuing the spirit of providing universal healthcare for the benefit of all Malaysians.
By Amanda Yeo

2 months ago
Bahasa Melayu
More tech talents needed to cope with technology adoption

The growth of tech talents will also drive our country’s digital transformation progress or even in realising Malaysia 5.0.
By Farhan Kamarulzaman

2 months ago

With existing sizeable anti-vaxxer population and other groups of medically-unfit vaccine recipients, there is just no room for a population of victims inoculated with fake vaccines.

Let’s focussed for once on who the enemies are: It’s the virus and the refusal to observe social responsibility. Not the government or its ministers. Period.

The problems faced by our elderly population are multi-dimensional.

Authorities need to be more empathetic in their enforcement activities as long as the basics are in place.

EMIR Research's 4Q 2020 poll results showed that addressing governance-related issues could be a unifying element across the social divides given consistent and overwhelming agreement from a significant majority of respondents.

Continuous youth disillusionment would challenge fragile national institutions or even destabilise political and economic systems altogether.

Homelessness might appear to be a complicated issue but people will suffer if nothing is done.

The unfortunate circumstances that we are currently facing can be managed with united and selfless cooperation from each individual in the country.

Greater emphasis on mental healthcare among the urban poor is required – continuing the spirit of providing universal healthcare for the benefit of all Malaysians.

The growth of tech talents will also drive our country’s digital transformation progress or even in realising Malaysia 5.0.