Can Malaysian parliament hold a virtual conference?
At a time when the fight of Covid-19 looks to be far from over, we must adapt to the “new normal” without compromising parliamentary democracy.
Michael Aw
Reformasi Parlimen: Tinjauan Tiga Tahun Penubuhan Kamar Khas di Parlimen Malaysia
Kajian ini memberi gambaran perkembangan Kamar Khas di Parlimen Malaysia yang tidak mengalami sebarang perubahan substantif, namun telah memberi ruang untuk Ahli Parlimen membawa isu-isu rakyat, sama ada di peringkat nasional atau kawasan.
復工新常態下的軍政、訓政及憲政 | The new normal post COVID-19
Coordination between government and businesses becomes important to reopening the coronavirus-closed economy while meeting public health goals.
Peranan Parlimen dalam pembangunan ekonomi negara berdepan normal baharu
Parliament plays a pivotal role in building the nation’s economy in the new normal.
Global & Malaysia Market Economy Outlook, Build back Resilient Economy & Reshape Business Strategy
Our Executive Director Tan E Hun focused on the concept of “Build Back Better” and ways to build a resilience economy.
[REFSA DISCUSS #5] The “Strategic New Normal” Post-COVID-19: How should Southeast Asia respond?
A panel of experts deliberated on the building blocks by Southeast Asian countries towards a holistic COVID-19 response and managing an increasingly complex security environment with potentially less resources
Dewan Undangan Negeri Sabah contoh terbaik fungsi Parlimen ketika COVID-19
Sabah State Legislative Assembly demonstrated great example as a legislature which democratically and effectively fit the new normal under Covid-19.
[REFSA DISCUSS #4] “Build Back Better”: Constructing our post COVID-19 future
PASTEVENT MAY 6, 2020 [REFSA DISCUSS #4] “Build Back Better”: Constructing our Post-COVID-19 future International Cooperation is key in Building Back Better post-COVID-19 Panel of experts at REFSA’s Webinar discuss the importance of working together to build a robust…
“Next Normal for Jobs” Parliamentary Roundtable #1
Our Executive Director Tan E Hun highlighted the importance of putting jobs creation back at the centre of national economic policymaking to build a better next normal.
From pandemics to the climate crisis
Covid-19 and climate change are both quintessential collective action problems, where inaction on the part of any one nation can create adverse consequences around the world.