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Virtual parliaments: Can they become a reality?

Today will be our first Parliament sitting since December 2019 and there... Read More

Online Parliament – Why not

Produced by: Hezril Asyraaf Presented by: Kelvin Yee, Hezril Asyraaf Researcher Ryan... Read More

No easy roads to take even for e-commerce amid Covid-19

After recording its first case of the novel coronavirus on January 25,... Read More

Preparing for a New Normal

Governments around the world have had to scramble to find ways to... Read More

Future-proofing Malaysia

ECONOMIST Douglass North once identified institutions as “the rules of the game... Read More

A clearer grand narrative for better days ahead

MARCH 13 — For theatre-goers, the Ola Bola musical was a return... Read More

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Virtual parliaments: Can they become a reality?

18 May 2020
Today will be our first Parliament sitting since December 2019 and there has been a lot of discussion about parliamentary processes in the time of Covid-19. Since the worldwide outbreak of the novel coronavirus, mass gatherings have been stopped as part of efforts to contain the viral transmission. This led to the postponement and suspension…

Online Parliament – Why not

12 May 2020
Produced by: Hezril Asyraaf Presented by: Kelvin Yee, Hezril Asyraaf Researcher Ryan Chua was on BFM Radio's Evening Edition commenting on what needs to be done to have an online Parliamentary session, what are the concerns, and what are the most pressing matters that require the immediate attention of MPs. Listen to the interview here.…

No easy roads to take even for e-commerce amid Covid-19

03 May 2020
After recording its first case of the novel coronavirus on January 25, 2020, and the bump in cases following the occurrence of the tabligh cluster in early March, Malaysia moved to flatten the curve by implementing the Movement Control Order (MCO) which restricted interstate travel, enforced physical distancing and allowed limited economic sectors to be opened, though it has…

Preparing for a New Normal

29 March 2020
Governments around the world have had to scramble to find ways to manage an unprecedented crisis with varying levels of success. While Malaysia has done well compared to its peers, do we have the institutional capacity to manage present and future crises to come? The scale and pace of how COVID- 19 has evolved from…

Future-proofing Malaysia

06 August 2019
ECONOMIST Douglass North once identified institutions as “the rules of the game in a society”. They set the agenda for a nation to come together towards achieving an end, be it to deliver growth, justice, peace or other objectives of the state. Without strong institutions, a nation cannot develop nor attempt to create a cohesive…

A clearer grand narrative for better days ahead

05 April 2019
MARCH 13 — For theatre-goers, the Ola Bola musical was a return to past glory days when Malaysia ranked among the top footballing nations in Asia and qualified twice in eight years for the Olympics. During this post-May 13 era, the dominant national narrative was of hope, tolerance and unity. Fuelled by the oil boom,…
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