Report 3 looks into the Gen Z perspective and the challenges and opportunities that it brings for organisations today.
Malaysia
Through interviews with Malaysian ex-detainees arrested on terrorism-related charges, this article demonstrates the importance of family and faith in building resilience to overcome the challenge of arrests and imprisonment.
White saviors believe they could save the world from “backwardness”. The latest incident in Malaysia demonstrates just how wrong they are.
The Green Ribbon Group (GRG) has published its second report entitled “Senior Leadership: Navigating the Modern Workplace”. Full report republished here.
stratsea.com is pleased to republish the first report in the Green Ribbon Group’s (GRG) research series on “Building a Community Approach to Workplace Mental Health”.
Malaysia’s new electoral democracy is not going anywhere soon, despite the flimsiness of the unity government and the potent challenge posed by its opposition.
Malaysia’s opposition recently accused an interfaith initiative by the Ministry of Youth and Sports of attempting to evangelise Muslim youth. Notably, JAIS and MAIS also aligned themselves against this initiative. With this mix, what does it mean for Malaysia and the current government?
The formation of Malaysia’s unity government once again ushered in the winds of change. A new co-partnership model must be adopted for Malaysia’s higher education institutions to allow tertiary education to thrive on academic excellence and free from political or administrative hurdles.
The 15th General Election (GE15) witnessed Parti Islam Se-Malaysia (PAS) emerging as the biggest winner after capturing 49 seats, the largest bloc by a single party in the parliament. An assessment on the rise of the Islamist party is necessary to measure how PAS’ success has changed Malaysia’s political landscape.
In the campaign period of GE15, PAS and other right-wing groups successfully exploited the Malay Muslim insecurity. Following PAS’ spectacular showing in the election, the challenge to Malaysia ahead is not only about the growth of Islamism, but also the rise of right-wing Malay Muslim majoritarianism.