Foreign Policy

Economy and Finance
Navigating the BRICS Storm: Separating Signal from Noise

Ceasing to wield trade, financing, investment, knowledge sharing, and technology transfer as economic weapons could indeed lead us toward a more peaceful and prosperous globe.
By Rais Hussin

4 months ago
Foreign Policy
When China Meets The Arab World: A New Beginning Is Possible

Among others, President Xi also pledged that there is no such thing as an "indefinite war," a feature that has become more and more endemic in Gaza.
By Rais Hussin

6 months ago
Foreign Policy
JS-SEZ – pushing forward Malaysia-Singapore bilateral relations

The JS-SEZ embodies the best of Malaysia-Singapore bilateral relations.
By Jason Loh

6 months ago
Foreign Policy
Come Hell or High Water: Iran Has Topped the League

With or without the complicity of the dark force of the Mossad, for that matter, some elements within Iran, the fact is Iran is not experiencing any chaotic transition of power.
By Rais Hussin

6 months ago
Foreign Policy
Placing East Jerusalem under the MIDF

It’s strikingly anomalous that the UNSC or the UNGA have never considered an international task force for East Jerusalem.
By Jason Loh

6 months ago
Foreign Policy
The MIDF and the planned Rafah assault

With the planned Rafah assault possibly due in May, the need for a MIDF has become all the more imperative and cogent.
By Jason Loh

7 months ago
Foreign Policy
The World Demands A Reformed United Nations Now!

The world demands immediate reforms of the UNSC that extends to the UN General Assembly since the crisis in the Middle East has stoked tensions of a serious collapse of the international system.
By Rais Hussin

7 months ago
Foreign Policy
Responsibility to protect – the strategic role of the Multinational Islamic Defence Force

There’s no question of R2P's legitimate application under any condition or situation, including in Gaza.
By Jason Loh

8 months ago
Foreign Policy
Responsibility to protect – undertake military action to prevent Gaza displacement

Consider this as part and parcel of the UN’s “responsibility to protect” (R2P) doctrine under international law.
By Jason Loh

8 months ago
Economy and Finance
Leverage Gastrodiplomacy to Enhance Malaysia’s Soft Power Influence!

In addition to promoting cultural identity, drawing visitors, and strengthening diplomatic connections, gastrodiplomacy serves as an engine for economic growth.
By Jachintha Joyce Devasagayam Jayakumar

8 months ago

Ceasing to wield trade, financing, investment, knowledge sharing, and technology transfer as economic weapons could indeed lead us toward a more peaceful and prosperous globe.

Among others, President Xi also pledged that there is no such thing as an "indefinite war," a feature that has become more and more endemic in Gaza.

The JS-SEZ embodies the best of Malaysia-Singapore bilateral relations.

With or without the complicity of the dark force of the Mossad, for that matter, some elements within Iran, the fact is Iran is not experiencing any chaotic transition of power.

It’s strikingly anomalous that the UNSC or the UNGA have never considered an international task force for East Jerusalem.

With the planned Rafah assault possibly due in May, the need for a MIDF has become all the more imperative and cogent.

The world demands immediate reforms of the UNSC that extends to the UN General Assembly since the crisis in the Middle East has stoked tensions of a serious collapse of the international system.

There’s no question of R2P's legitimate application under any condition or situation, including in Gaza.

Consider this as part and parcel of the UN’s “responsibility to protect” (R2P) doctrine under international law.

In addition to promoting cultural identity, drawing visitors, and strengthening diplomatic connections, gastrodiplomacy serves as an engine for economic growth.