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  • Domestic Policy

    Another round of MCOs will cripple the tourism sector

    The Government should actively provide sustainable assistance to help the tourism industry thrive.

    By Farhan Kamarulzaman
    4 years ago
  • Economy and Finance

    Re-envisioning retail under the shadow of Covid-19 with automation

    Retail is also encouraged to automate – which means introduce the artificial intelligence (AI) of Internet of Things (IoT) that is the AIoT as well as robotics into the picture.

    By Jason Loh
    4 years ago
  • Domestic Policy

    Mission Reinvent

    The ‘Reinvent’ mission aims to reinforce and further expand the digital economy for Malaysia’s socio-economic growth.

    By Rais Hussin
    4 years ago
  • Education and Social Policy

    Are bad Covid test practices churning out false positive cases?

    While only the authorities working together with independent parties and the scientific community can verify these probabilities, so far we have no reason to assume the worst.

    By Ameen Kamal
    4 years ago
  • Economy and Finance

    Can Malaysia ever move away from the middle-income trap?

    By emphasising institutional reform, economic competitiveness and talent development, Malaysia would be able to move up the global value chain and escape the middle-income trap.

    By Amanda Yeo
    4 years ago
  • Bahasa Melayu

    Tackling the problem of homelessness

    Homelessness might appear to be a complicated issue but people will suffer if nothing is done.

    By Sofea Azahar
    4 years ago
  • Domestic Policy

    Consider the ‘k’: Total nationwide lockdowns may not be the only way

    There could be a way to contain the spread of an infectious disease nationwide that is more favourable to livelihoods without sacrificing lives and still prevent future clusters from emerging

    By Margarita Peredaryenko and Ameen Kamal
    4 years ago
  • Economy and Finance

    Helping smaller businesses and micros to go cashless

    Many smaller businesses and micros aren't quickly adapting to a new business model in the form of e-commerce and online platforms.

    By Jason Loh
    4 years ago
  • Domestic Policy

    Revolutionary transformation is the way forward for Malaysia

    To find our way back to a united and ethical society, hard changes are needed to solve society’s problems, address the political crisis and trust-deficit.

    By Ameen Kamal
    4 years ago
  • Domestic Policy

    Diversifying Malaysia’s agro-food sector as the way to stimulate agricultural development

    By strengthening and upgrading Malaysia’s agro-food system, it would allow the nation to pursue other policy priorities.

    By Amanda Yeo
    5 years ago
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