Morning Brief

James Teo, Transport & Logistics Analyst from Bloomberg gives us a sense on whether airline stocks are worth investing now after more than a year of struggle, as airlines in Asia-Pacific are finally seeing some light at the end of the tunnel.

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Jerald Joseph from SUHAKAM explains whether Malaysia's election to the United Nations Human Rights Council is an opportunity to bolster its human rights credentials at home.

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Patrick Diamond from Queen Mary University of London helps unpack a Covid-19 report by UK MPs highlighting the country’s failure to do more to stop the virus from spreading early in the pandemic.

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Jeremy Lim from Persatuan Pemilik Restoran dan Bistro shares his perspectives on the challenges faced by the F&B industry from the pandemic and how recovery will look for eateries and restaurants as we finish the final stretch of 2021.

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The supply chain crunch may have caused Apple to dial in iPhone sales targets but that doesn't detract from its long term potential, says Dan Ives, Managing Director of Wedbush Securities.

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Langkah Sheraton in February 2020 has unfortunately set a precedent for change of government outside of the typical electoral process, exacerbated by the pandemic situation. How can we strengthen our parliamentary framework to prevent the democratic process being held hostage by the whims of politics? We discuss the Melaka state elections and parliamentary reforms with Thomas Fann of Bersih 2.0.

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Langkah Sheraton in February 2020 has unfortunately set a precedent for change of government outside of the typical electoral process, exacerbated by the pandemic situation. How can we strengthen our parliamentary framework to prevent the democratic process being held hostage by the whims of politics? We discuss the Melaka state elections and parliamentary reforms with Thomas Fann of Bersih 2.0.

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The supply chain crunch may have caused Apple to dial in iPhone sales targets but that doesn't detract from its long term potential, says Dan Ives, Managing Director of Wedbush Securities.

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As the economy reopens and the country transitions to an endemic Covid-19 strategy, employers are faced with the conundrum of how to manage the return of unvaccinated employees to the workplace. How are businesses approaching this issue? We get the position of the Malaysia Employers Federation (MEF), as well as their wishlist for Budget 2022.

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The government is reportedly looking to tighten Malaysian cybersecurity laws, and is preparing recommendations for Cabinet consideration, according to comments by Datuk Abdul Latiff Ahmad, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Special Functions). What will governments and businesses need to do to bolster cybersecurity efforts? We discuss the cybersecurity landscape and potential policy measures with Dr. Aswami Ariffin of CyberSecurity Malaysia.

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