RESEARCH

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recently released a report outlining the significant impact artificial intelligence (AI) will have on the global workforce. The report suggests that as much as 40% of jobs worldwide could be affected by AI within

For most Malaysians, the rising cost of living is a constant worry that our ringgit just doesn't stretch as far as it used to. Yet, when the government trots out the official inflation rate, a sense of disconnect often sets

The Institute of Strategic Analysis and Policy Research (INSAP) calls on the government to reintroduce the Goods and Service Tax (GST) in view of the complaints from businesses and consumers on the complexity of the existing tax system, the Sales

The introduction of Flexible Account 3 by the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) has been met with mixed reactions. Some people are concerned that it will allow for easier access to retirement savings, which could leave people with less money in

Malaysians deserve a government that prioritizes Competency, Accountability, and Transparency (CAT). Recent developments surrounding the RM190 million1 contract awarded to Heitech Padu Bhd for the maintenance of the Road Transport Department's (JPJ) MySikap website raise serious questions about the integrity

The global semiconductor landscape is undergoing a significant shift, driven by intensifying geopolitical competition, particularly between the United States and China has made Malaysia is emerging as a key beneficiary of this conflict and attracting billions of dollars in investments

The 2024 Taiwan presidential elections have set the stage for significant shifts in Taiwan's political and geopolitical trajectory. The country's strategic outreach efforts, domestic political realignments, and evolving relationship with China are indicative of a broader regional trend towards re-evaluation

The recent announcement of a 6% Sales and Services Tax (SST) on local logistics services has sent shockwaves through the Malaysian industry. This policy, shrouded in confusion and with potentially detrimental consequences, threatens to cripple Malaysia's trade competitiveness in the region.

The Consumer Price Index, which is a key economic indicator that acts like a magnifying glass which allows us to deep dive into trends reflecting average change in cost of purchasing a specific basket of goods and service over a

Soaring exports paint a picture of economic success, but a closer look reveals a hidden truth. While Optimists celebrate, a weakening Ringgit threatens to erode the gains, potentially leaving ordinary Malaysians worse off. Is this a story of short-term prosperity

As Malaysia prepares for the joyous celebration of Chinese New Year, a shadow of rising costs threatens to dampen the festive spirit. From soaring food prices due to global disruptions and local factors, to increased transportation costs and anticipated tax

Malaysia is grappling with the potential impact of a major retirement crisis. Unfortunately, Malaysia is lacking initiatives that tackles the root issues of this crisis. Malaysia stands at a crossroads: embrace systemic reforms now or face a future shadowed by widespread