Politics

Opinions
Malaysia Finding Balance in Compering Multipolar Geopolitics

The ability of Malaysia to balance the seemingly diverging interest of the great powers in the multipolar world is worth noting.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Bahasa Malaysia
A Pecking Order in Policy

Let Nurul Izzah’s merit be earned through efficacy rather than hobble her out the gate simply on prejudice. The game is on, after all, and every able-bodied participant is welcome to join team Malaysia.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Opinions
GE15 : What we got right and the blind spots!

It appears there was an unquantifiable, yet powerful, nearly last-minute “underground” movement that was not easy to capture with the poll data unless being there in the field and carefully observing.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Opinions
From Isolation to Innovation – an Agenda for 2023

The 7 core components of the PM’s Innovation Agenda are in equal measure aimed at the institutional, social and economic challenges that demand the government’s most immediate attention.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Opinions
Much-needed self-reflection by Tun M before criticising Anwar

Thus, as far as the topic of confidence goes, the contrast between Mahathir and Anwar is like night and day. It is best to digest, contemplate and accept reality before commenting on the matter.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Opinions
Race and religion “cards” by politicians are stumbling-blocks to national unity

If not politicians, who else are supposed to take the lead?
By Farah Natasya Muhamad Ridzuan

2 years ago
Opinions
Cleaning up is part of the PM’s job, get over it.

The culture from the top must be set now to rebuild government institutions with the right governance and integrity.
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago
Opinions
Tricky Cabinet Dynamics a Worthwhile Challenge for Anwar

There is an opportunity to shape a mega coalition for all, but this requires overcoming internal and external hurdles along the way.
By Ameen Kamal

2 years ago
Opinions
Sow Long-Term Seeds of Unity and Growth Now

The education system is the foundation for long-term solutions to Malaysia's major problems as it holds the key to unity and is the moral and intellectual bedrock of a nation.
By Ameen Kamal

2 years ago
Domestic Policy
Anwar Ibrahim’s (AI) Innovation Agenda (IA)

What should be the Key Performance Indicators for the incoming administration under Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim?
By Rais Hussin

2 years ago

The ability of Malaysia to balance the seemingly diverging interest of the great powers in the multipolar world is worth noting.

Let Nurul Izzah’s merit be earned through efficacy rather than hobble her out the gate simply on prejudice. The game is on, after all, and every able-bodied participant is welcome to join team Malaysia.

It appears there was an unquantifiable, yet powerful, nearly last-minute “underground” movement that was not easy to capture with the poll data unless being there in the field and carefully observing.

The 7 core components of the PM’s Innovation Agenda are in equal measure aimed at the institutional, social and economic challenges that demand the government’s most immediate attention.

Thus, as far as the topic of confidence goes, the contrast between Mahathir and Anwar is like night and day. It is best to digest, contemplate and accept reality before commenting on the matter.

If not politicians, who else are supposed to take the lead?

The culture from the top must be set now to rebuild government institutions with the right governance and integrity.

There is an opportunity to shape a mega coalition for all, but this requires overcoming internal and external hurdles along the way.

The education system is the foundation for long-term solutions to Malaysia's major problems as it holds the key to unity and is the moral and intellectual bedrock of a nation.

What should be the Key Performance Indicators for the incoming administration under Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim?