Opinion
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Welcome the world, but don’t lose Malaysia
Malaysia’s unique warmth and affordability attract global interest, but locals risk being sidelined as development and foreign inv…
Who am I when the media is watching?
Navigating identity in a media-saturated world where likes and filters shape who we are and how we show up.
Time to shift safety practices from reactive to proactive
The Association for Welfare, Community and Dialogue calls on the government to facilitate industry dialogue on upgrading safety st…
Let Gen Z learn to fail forward
Teach young people to separate failure from identity, reframe setbacks as lessons and create safe spaces to stumble and grow.
Building a strong, responsible culture
The weakening of civic discipline and respect for the law is a deeper issue that good systems alone cannot solve, requiring consis…
Building rakyat’s trust in new MyKad system
It was recently reported that the new MyKad contains 53 features, compared with 23 in the previous version.
Why everyday Malaysians are losing patience
Rising road rage, burnout and online hostility reveal deeper emotional exhaustion as many Malaysians struggle with stress and unce…
Hantavirus outbreak warrants preparedness, not panic
The MV Hondius outbreak poses low risk to Malaysia, with no local cases and simple prevention steps to follow.
Fighting childhood obesity at home
Focus on the Family Malaysia shares five key steps to help overweight children adopt healthier habits without feeling singled out
Economic cost of graduate underemployment
Malaysia’s low jobless rate masks a growing problem of graduate underemployment, with one-third in roles below their qualification…
Behaviour gap: Why good systems fail
Malaysia’s campaigns and systems often fail due to a behaviour gap, where knowing what is right rarely translates into consistent…
How global public transport stalls
Fragmented governance, outdated tech and weak leadership are stalling public transport progress, with solutions requiring reform a…