Consider This: South China Sea (Part 3) – Malaysia pivot to China?
Our Research Director, Ivy Kwek speaks about Malaysia-China relations and the significance of the visit of the Chinese defence minister to Malaysia.
Michael Aw
ASEAN, China still negotiating to keep law enforcement disputes from becoming naval conflicts
IN THENEWS SEPT 15 2020 ASEAN, China still negotiating to keep law enforcement disputes from becoming naval conflicts John grady Indonesia and Malaysia increasingly depend on their coast guards to assert maritime sovereignty, but these forces don’t have agreed-upon…
Understanding unemployment statistics
How do you read and understand the unemployment statistics? It is important to look behind the headline and understand the quality of the jobs being created.
Response to “Families on the Edge” Study: Government should play a proactive role in jobs creation
Our response to the UNICEF-UNFPA Study “Families on the Edge”.
A new normal for Dewan Negara
Competition in the election of the Dewan Negara's President is a paradigm shift and momentum of change to restore the function of the Senate which, for many years, was seen as weak by the people.
Norma baru Dewan Negara
COMMENTARY INSTITUTIONAL REFORM DEMOCRACY good governance SEPTEMBER 3, 2020 Norma baru Dewan Negara by FAKHRURRAZI RASHID Sidang Dewan Rakyat baru sahaja berakhir pada 27 Ogos 2020, selepas empat minggu bersidang. Pelbagai isu, perbahasan dan kritikan di Dewan Rakyat yang mendapat…
Bold policies needed to save and create jobs, kickstart economy, says think tank
Putrajaya should undertake a “mission-oriented” industrial policy to create new jobs in the medium to long term amid a gloomy economic backdrop.
REFSA urges government to enhance job creation ecosystem
Malaysia needs bold socioeconomic policies to kickstart economic recovery and to realign economic priorities towards more sustainable and resilient forms of work.
Malaysia Cipta Kerja
Tens of thousands of Malaysians have already lost their jobs due to the COVID-19 crisis and the worst of the damage is yet to come.
Watch #MalaysiaCiptaKerja to understand Mission-Oriented policies that can be introduced to reset the Malaysian economy and create a resilient and sustainable ecosystem for job creation.
‘Make way for youths to lead because change comes from them’
Penang Institute’s Datuk Dr. Ooi Kee Beng reminded us at The Great Reset book launch that history shows the pivotal role youth play in leading change. The older generation may talk about reforms but when push comes to shove, they would usually take the route they were most comfortable with.