Opinions

Opinions
The case for e-voting in a multi-channel system (PART 2)

If we can advance e-commerce, surely we can advance e-democracy.
By Ameen Kamal

2 years ago
Economy and Finance
Malaysian Currency and Economy in a State of Constant Political Flux

Attractive rates are no longer enough to entice capital or reverse or at least slowdown ringgit outflows. The investors are taking money out of Malaysia due to a huge trust deficit in the current governance...
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Opinions
The case for e-voting in a multi-channel system (PART 1)

On-site electronic ballots and internet voting can increase voter turnout, reduce operating costs, promote inclusiveness, and potentially improve the level of trust and accuracy in ballot counting, but it must be supported with socioeconomic empowerment...
By Ameen Kamal

2 years ago
Opinions
Malaysia must pivot towards quantum computing before it’s too late

Quantum computing would be central to our quest to achieve digital sovereignty.
By Hazriq Iqmal Abdul Aziz

2 years ago
Opinions
Democracy Must Not Function In A Void: Malaysia Be Warned

Malaysia must not be led by leaders who want to render the democracy and rule of law that we have long fought for into a "Democracy In Void".
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Youth as the Future of Food Security in Malaysia

Programs aimed to increase youth involvement in the agro sector suffer the common problem of current policymaking culture — lack of clearly set Input-Output-Outcome-Impact links and metrics.
By Rais Hussin and Margarita Peredaryenko

2 years ago
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 years ago
Opinions
A General Election That Will See Tears of Heaven By All and Sundry

First, the fate of the Court Clusters in UMNO who are trying to wriggle out from their prospective long prison sentences are making the rule of law all but a joke. The lives and view...
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Opinions
Will no heads roll over the MySejahtera scandal?

…. the apparent “Corporate social responsibility (CSR) Trap”—which could be due to negligence, oversight, or even intentional—was clearly breaching governance protocols and procurement…
By Rais Hussin and Ameen Kamal

2 years ago
Foreign Policy
Malaysia-Russia bilateral engagements in cyber diplomacy

Russia is a global cyber power that cannot be ignored or sidelined.
By Hazriq Iqmal Abdul Aziz

2 years ago

If we can advance e-commerce, surely we can advance e-democracy.

Attractive rates are no longer enough to entice capital or reverse or at least slowdown ringgit outflows. The investors are taking money out of Malaysia due to a huge trust deficit in the current governance...

On-site electronic ballots and internet voting can increase voter turnout, reduce operating costs, promote inclusiveness, and potentially improve the level of trust and accuracy in ballot counting, but it must be supported with socioeconomic empowerment...

Quantum computing would be central to our quest to achieve digital sovereignty.

Malaysia must not be led by leaders who want to render the democracy and rule of law that we have long fought for into a "Democracy In Void".

Programs aimed to increase youth involvement in the agro sector suffer the common problem of current policymaking culture — lack of clearly set Input-Output-Outcome-Impact links and metrics.

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

First, the fate of the Court Clusters in UMNO who are trying to wriggle out from their prospective long prison sentences are making the rule of law all but a joke. The lives and view...

…. the apparent “Corporate social responsibility (CSR) Trap”—which could be due to negligence, oversight, or even intentional—was clearly breaching governance protocols and procurement…

Russia is a global cyber power that cannot be ignored or sidelined.