
Ideas to host webinar tomorrow on Orang Asli education
Result of govt programmes doesn't justify effort and resources, says latest Ideas policy paper.

Result of govt programmes doesn't justify effort and resources, says latest Ideas policy paper.

Research institute calls for fresh look at Shared Prosperity Vision 2030 and 12th Malaysia Plan.


It makes economic sense to give refugees the right to work, says Ideas researcher Wan Ya Shin.

LETTER| A policy or national framework will provide better access and healthcare services to rare disease patients, says IDEAS.

'Cost of living will increase when an economy is moving from lower-middle to upper-middle status.'

The trend was identified from changes made to the reporting lines in five key ministries, says think tank Ideas.

MP SPEAKS | Think tank's study shows 30 pct of 224 sub-promises have been implemented or are on track.

LETTER | The government cannot afford to rest on its laurels.

LETTER | This process enhances transparency and accountability and also encourages public participation.

The government needs to have a clear mind about its direction, says economist.

Ideas chief Wan Saiful Wan Jan believes Malaysia is headed towards becoming a more liberal nation.

'TN50 must respond to everyone in the national conversation, rather than handpicked audiences and pre-planted questions,' says Ideas' Tunku Abidin.

Think-tank proposes PM appoints AG, in role as legal adviser.

Ideas has also reiterated the need for an Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission.

Wan Saiful says NGOs that pressure for openness in government, should exhibit that principle themselves.

Gov't has yet to address weaknesses in the governance framework of GLCs.

Ideas CEO says it's to support the government's desire to transform public service for productivity, as stated in the 11MP.

Wan Saiful slams the minister for using security concerns as an excuse not to publicly declare his assets.

'A disheartening proposal, as it implies police can no longer control crime and violent criminal activities.'