HOW did Malaysia end up with a rock-bottom Doomsday climate survival score of -10? We began our climate change series on Feb 19 in theSun, highlighting how public perception shapes climate priorities.
WHAT is the level of governance efficiency in Malaysia? In a recent interview by theSun, young Malay voters expressed a strong preference for good governance and transparency, rejecting race-based policies. ...
WE now come to one of the three biggest sources of ecological destruction that almost no Malaysian on the peninsula recognises – certainly no politician nor civil administrator.
EVERY surplus child born in the world intensifies the effect of climate change. This unpalatable fact does not go down well because there is near-zero knowledge amongst the general populace that human ...
MORE than half of Southeast Asians rank aggressive behaviour in the South China Sea as their top geopolitical concern, surpassing the Israel-Hamas conflict.
This is as it should be as the South China Sea ...
FOR lack of a peace vision and global leadership, we saw in Part Four that Malaysia scored no points for its failure to offer any solutions to the Gaza and Ukraine wars.
IN Part Three, we saw how Malaysia’s global ecological crisis rating slipped down to -6 points, more than halfway to the absolute bottom of -10, which represents complete defeat by climate change. We need ...
ONE bright morning in 2004, a family was enjoying the lovely sea view and paid scant attention to a high wave fast approaching. That rolling wave was a harbinger of the deadliest tsunami to hit Asia in ...
