Are Malaysia’s forces underfunded? Navy ship sinking spotlights defence spending
Malaysia has less clout to deal with disputes with other nations due to its failure to modernise its naval fleet, an analyst says...
Can Malaysia unite Asean on South China Sea and Myanmar conflicts?
As Asean chair, Malaysia and its prime minister face the daunting challenge of bridging deep divides over critical regional issues...
BFM podcast: Top 5 at 5: Why Malaysia needs the climate change act now
Malaysia has been added as a partner country to BRICS, a significant development alongside Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Yanitha Meena, an analyst from ISIS Malaysia and Yin Shao Loong, Deputy Director of Research from KRI weigh in on what this new status means for Malaysiaâ€...
Track two dialogue is key to unlocking Quad–ASEAN cooperation
Since its revival in 2017, the Quad grouping of Australia, India, Japan and the United States has wrestled with persistent criticisms — bolstered by Chinese disinformation campaigns — that the partnership is little more than an ‘anti-China’ coalition. ...

Events

Elevating Malaysia-South Korea ties

The public half-day programme seeks to discuss means and methods of elevating Malaysia-ROK relations to the next level, especially in economic areas. Additionally, the programme would aim to explore Malaysia’s ASEAN Chairmanship in 2025 while investigating meaningful engagements for ASEAN beyond 2025.
Are Malaysia’s forces underfunded? Navy ship sinking spotlights defence spending
Malaysia has less clout to deal with disputes with other nations due to its failure to modernise its naval fleet, an analyst says...
Can Malaysia unite Asean on South China Sea and Myanmar conflicts?
As Asean chair, Malaysia and its prime minister face the daunting challenge of bridging deep divides over critical regional issues...
BFM podcast: Top 5 at 5: Why Malaysia needs the climate change act now
Malaysia has been added as a partner country to BRICS, a significant development alongside Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Yanitha Meena, an analyst from ISIS Malaysia and Yin Shao Loong, Deputy Director of Research from KRI weigh in on what this new status means for Malaysiaâ€...
Track two dialogue is key to unlocking Quad–ASEAN cooperation
Since its revival in 2017, the Quad grouping of Australia, India, Japan and the United States has wrestled with persistent criticisms — bolstered by Chinese disinformation campaigns — that the partnership is little more than an ‘anti-China’ coalition. ...
Announcement: YBhg Tan Sri Rastam Mohd Isa completed his tenure as Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive of the Institute of Strategic and International Studies (ISIS) Malaysia on 8 January 2019. ISIS Malaysia’s Board of Directors and staff convey their sincere appreciation to YBhg Tan Sri Rastam for his able stewardship of ISIS Malaysia and wish him well in all his future endeavours.
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