Letters - Sinar Daily

Why is there a boom in the Ayam Gepuk craze?

From a policy standpoint, the question is not whether rationalisation is necessary, but rather whether it is carried out with a sufficiently nuanced knowledge of function, impact and long-term national interest.

Beyond controversy and criticism, the Malaysian Armed Forces remain bound by a duty that transcends headlines, politics and public perception.

Until the legal media economy becomes as accessible, affordable and borderless as the shadow market, the pirate will remain Malaysia’s most successful and most destructive content distributor.

The data now speaks with unequivocal clarity: the SWN model, as executed by DNB, has failed on its own terms, validating years of evidence-based policy advocacy and urge by EMIR Research to align Malaysia’s 5G strategy with global evidence, economic rationality and public interest.