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Covid-19 exit strategy building blocks for Malaysia – Emir Research

Protecting lives, livelihoods of foremost importance, and this requires realisation of 3 main initiatives

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Muhyiddin has no choice but to end emergency now – P. Gunasegaram

Expect a roller-coaster ride in the days ahead as jostling for new political alignments takes place

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Of ownerless phone numbers and their legacies – Ian McIntyre

Paying tribute to those we know who lost their lives to Covid-19

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Do Malaysians understand their climate commitments? – Matthew Ashfold, Helena Varkkey

Higher learning institutions introduce free online modules to help citizens, especially youth, understand climate change concepts

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Govt must swiftly clarify confusion over ceiling price for Covid-19 tests – MMA

Costs on private sector not reflective in price cap order signed by PM

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Sarawak can ill afford to base vaccinations on citizenship status – Stephen Then

According ‘second-class’ treatment to rural villagers, people living in squatter colonies won’t help turn Covid-19 tide

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Perikatan traps nation in extended present – C. Scott Jordan

For a plan to have any hope of success in these troubling times, it must go beyond milestones to anticipate chaos

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Govt must support reopening of leisure, tourism sector – Sim Choo Kheng

There is a heavy, lopsided focus on manufacturing, which has contributed huge bulk of Covid-19 cases

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Refugee protection key in fight against Covid-19 – Malaysian Advisory Group on Myanmar

It is regrettable that state apparatus fanning hostile sentiments against defenceless community

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Occupants grapple with flooding, blackouts at residence during lockdown – Jason Santos

Red tape delays landslide and flood mitigation work by 6 months at Country Heights Apartment, endangering lives

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Untreated pools: another health issue brews amid pandemic – Bruce Hope

Thousands of water features, swimming pools going without chemical treatment during MCO 3.0 may spawn Aedes mosquitoes

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Parliament should reconvene immediately, not in September or October – joint statement

All parties urged to undertake what is necessary to restore parliamentary democracy, says Seed Community for a Professional Parliament

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National Recovery Plan has targets but no clear strategy – MMA

Malaysians need assurance of fast, secure, and sustainable recovery so that remaining sectors can open and remain open without another MCO threat