Ismail Sabri Front Runner as Next PM? Unity Government? What Next?
REFSA Communications Director Iskandar Fareez shares on BFM what to expect from the new PM. Will this appointment end our current crisis or just another chapter before the next one?
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Expert calls for policy shift to make houses affordable
Housing must be viewed as essential and should therefore be made more affordable and accessible to those who need them, says Lillian Wee, REFSA Researcher.
Ibrahim Sani’s Notepad: Day-2 Caretaker Government
REFSA Communications Director Iskandar Fareez shares on Ibrahim Sani's Notepad that the unbalanced power of PM will only cause instability as coalition partners squabble over who gets the top job.
REFSA: 至末季前 料经济不会显著改善
尽管到年底前景可能更光明，但仍存有许多无法预估的风险。加上我国现状疫情和经济的趋势，我们预计2021第四季度前不会有显著的改善。
REFSA Notes #4/2021: 2021 GDP Growth Revision was Inevitable, Hopes are on Second Half to Limit Damage
While the outlook may be brighter towards the end of the year, there are still plenty of downside risks, and given the dynamics of the pandemic and the economy, we wouldn’t expect a significant improvement until Q4. Here's why.
Awani Tonight – Can curbing PM’s powers be the key to break political deadlock?
REFSA Communications Director, Iskandar Fareez shared with Astro AWANI on the nation’s political climate, and what’s next after the resignation of our 8th Prime Minister.
Politik di Malaysia kini tidak lagi berpaksi persaingan dua parti
Koordinator Penyelidikan Research for Social Advancement (REFSA), Fakhrurrazi Rashid berkata, dalam sistem terbaharu itu, perkara paling penting adalah kompromi antara Ahli Parlimen daripada kerajaan dan pembangkang.
The great divide in Malaysia’s housing market
Urgently, government, policymakers, financial institutions, developers, and related stakeholders must have a clear and purpose-driven strategy that is focused on the outcome of ensuring secure housing for all.
REFSA urges govt to ramp up affordable housing supply
The Covid-19 pandemic has magnified the deficiencies and divide of Malaysia’s housing affordability crisis, but it has created a unique chance to rethink, replan, and redesign key policies that will shape the future of the people’s livelihoods.
Unity deal or corruption? Malaysian PM Muhyiddin Yassin’s last-ditch offer under scrutiny as endgame nears
"As long as Malaysia is trapped in this political impasse, Malaysians will be at the losing end as the matter of lives and livelihoods will continue to be on the back burner," says Iskandar Fareez, Communications Director of REFSA.