OVER the past month, since Merdeka, I have noticed something that has unsettled me more than I expected – stranded Jalur Gemilang flags along highways and drains. Some were torn and half-buried in puddles. ...
AT a time when Malaysia must accelerate its climate transition, can we afford foreign and domestic policy shocks that will destabilise our climate finance and green technology agenda?
IN Malaysia, the issue of releasing invasive fish into public waters is addressed through strict laws and regulations. The Fisheries Act 1985 prohibits the release of foreign fish species without permission ...
AS Malaysians, we are no strangers to the hustle and bustle of daily life. Yet, amid our routines, we find ourselves grappling with an escalating climate crisis, manifested in the form of intensifying ...
THE global emphasis on transitioning to renewable energy took centre stage at COP28 in Dubai, resulting in a historic agreement where nations pledged to move away from fossil fuels and accelerate the adoption ...
