Security

Domestic Policy
Refugees and Radicalisation: Addressing Malaysia’s Overlooked Security Risks

Addressing the basic needs of refugees in Malaysia and integrating them into society is crucial to preventing their radicalisation and addressing national security risks.
By Avyce Heng

2 weeks ago
Asian Studies
Fight Sulu Claimants, Prepare for “Lahad Datu 2.0”

Malaysia must proactively fight the legal battle by exposing fundamental flaws of the claims and at the same time be prepared for the claimants to resort to armed conflict.
By Ameen Kamal

2 years ago
Economy and Finance
Food Insecurity: Learn from Past Policy Failures

Policy commitment and implementation remain a central issue, underlined by structural, economic, and governance weaknesses.
By Rais Hussin, Margarita Peredaryenko and Ameen Kamal

3 years ago
Domestic Policy
Israel’s threat: Corruption hurts national security, officials compromised

National security is broken with the decay of integrity, while nationalism and loyalty fades in the face of overwhelming temptation, and treason becomes trivial in the absence of morality.
By Ameen Kamal

4 years ago
Opinions
Don’t rush vaccine passports, address fundamental issues

Poorly-conceived vaccination passport could risk public health and economic sectors.
By Ameen Kamal

4 years ago
Bahasa Melayu
Vaccination Challenges In Rural Sabah & Sarawak

Both federal and state governments should be well-poised to implement and execute a feasible delivery plan and according to schedule.
By Amanda Yeo

4 years ago
Education and Social Policy
Utilise science-communication campaigns to fight COVID-19 “infodemic”

Science-communication could be an unrealised and underutilised “vaccines” to fight Covid-19 “infodemic”.
By Ameen Kamal

4 years ago
Opinions
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

4 years ago
Opinions
Seven years to towards global herd immunity? Depends on many factors

Poorer countries appear to be left behind in having equitable access to vaccines, adding to a myriad of potential factors that could affect the pace towards global herd immunity
By Ameen Kamal

4 years ago
Domestic Policy
Careful Vaccination Plan for Frail and Sick Senior Citizens

National Covid-19 Vaccination Plan should consider starting with smaller trial groups involving the frail elderlies and vaccinating the people around to form a 'local bubble', given emerging reports of deaths in these groups post vaccination.
By Ameen Kamal

4 years ago

Addressing the basic needs of refugees in Malaysia and integrating them into society is crucial to preventing their radicalisation and addressing national security risks.

Malaysia must proactively fight the legal battle by exposing fundamental flaws of the claims and at the same time be prepared for the claimants to resort to armed conflict.

Policy commitment and implementation remain a central issue, underlined by structural, economic, and governance weaknesses.

National security is broken with the decay of integrity, while nationalism and loyalty fades in the face of overwhelming temptation, and treason becomes trivial in the absence of morality.

Poorly-conceived vaccination passport could risk public health and economic sectors.

Both federal and state governments should be well-poised to implement and execute a feasible delivery plan and according to schedule.

Science-communication could be an unrealised and underutilised “vaccines” to fight Covid-19 “infodemic”.

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.

Poorer countries appear to be left behind in having equitable access to vaccines, adding to a myriad of potential factors that could affect the pace towards global herd immunity

National Covid-19 Vaccination Plan should consider starting with smaller trial groups involving the frail elderlies and vaccinating the people around to form a 'local bubble', given emerging reports of deaths in these groups post vaccination.