Opinions

Opinions
Whither Ivermectin

Science invites those on the both side of Ivermectin divide to relook into this issue in a more balanced data-driven way.
By Rais Hussin and Margarita Peredaryenko

3 years ago
Domestic Policy
Moving forward with pandemic management

It’s time to take stock of the situation, learn from past failures and move forward in managing the pandemic to sustain economic reopening.
By Ameen Kamal

3 years ago
Domestic Policy
Coordinating and streamlining preventative measures against extreme weather events through a new ministry

Such activities and spending to be coordinated and streamlined through a new ministry for climate change and green technology.
By Jamari Mohtar

3 years ago
Foreign Policy
Engaging the Taliban: A multi-dimensional analysis

The Taliban isn’t to be understood as extremist in the same sense that Al-Qaeda and Daesh (Isis) are.
By Jason Loh

3 years ago
Domestic Policy
Ramping up vaccination – operation surge capacity for Sabah too, please!

The new federal administration could introduce Operation Surge Capacity in Sabah, encouraging more Sabahans to be vaccinated soonest possible.
By Amanda Yeo

3 years ago
Domestic Policy
Get high-end drugs for high-risk Covid-19 patients

Significantly expand current emergency healthcare expenses and future budgets for potentially life-saving innovative drugs. At the end of the day, prices are numbers. Lives are not.
By Ameen Kamal

3 years ago
Opinions
Unity Government – an opportunity not to be missed

We can’t be sure if the political imbroglio won’t repeat itself again in what could be a cycle of political volatility until the next the general election (GE) due by 2023.
By Rais Hussin and Jason Loh

3 years ago
Domestic Policy
Recharging the vision of our GLICs & SWFs

A SWF has the effect of allowing a country to avoid over-dependence on its resource revenue.
By Rais Hussin and Jason Loh

3 years ago
Economy and Finance
Urgent measures in the Klang Valley to drive Malaysia’s economic growth

There’s the concern that the more people unemployed, the more drastic the fall will be in the GDP.
By Jason Loh and Amanda Yeo

3 years ago
Domestic Policy
Recent extreme weather events a harbinger of worst flood in Malaysia?

Malaysia shall prepare now to lessen the tragic impact of the wet monsoon flood in year-end.
By Jamari Mohtar and Amanda Yeo

3 years ago

Science invites those on the both side of Ivermectin divide to relook into this issue in a more balanced data-driven way.

It’s time to take stock of the situation, learn from past failures and move forward in managing the pandemic to sustain economic reopening.

Such activities and spending to be coordinated and streamlined through a new ministry for climate change and green technology.

The Taliban isn’t to be understood as extremist in the same sense that Al-Qaeda and Daesh (Isis) are.

The new federal administration could introduce Operation Surge Capacity in Sabah, encouraging more Sabahans to be vaccinated soonest possible.

Significantly expand current emergency healthcare expenses and future budgets for potentially life-saving innovative drugs. At the end of the day, prices are numbers. Lives are not.

We can’t be sure if the political imbroglio won’t repeat itself again in what could be a cycle of political volatility until the next the general election (GE) due by 2023.

A SWF has the effect of allowing a country to avoid over-dependence on its resource revenue.

There’s the concern that the more people unemployed, the more drastic the fall will be in the GDP.

Malaysia shall prepare now to lessen the tragic impact of the wet monsoon flood in year-end.