In this seminar, Professor Zhang Wanhong assessed the activities and progress of Disability Cooperation between China and Southeast Asian countries, and provides a discussion on the challenges and possible directions of China’s inclusive development efforts under the BRI framework.
In this seminar, Azrul Azwar Ahmad Tajudin delves into the investment climate in Johor since the Pakatan Harapan administration took over.
Over the past three years, the ISEAS Yusof – Ishak Institute has been studying political, economic, and social trends in this province, with conferences held in 2017 and 2018. This third and final conference will examine: recent developments in the Riau Islands provincial government; evolving policy frameworks to attract foreign direct investment; and opportunities and challenges in three promising sectors for the province’s economy – tourism, shipping and logistics, and the digital economy.
In this seminar, Dr Olga Dror explores the manifestations of and the reactions to Ho Chi Minh’s cult in the political, cultural, and religious discourses in different parts of Vietnam and abroad.
In this seminar, Mr Usman Hamid elaborates on the underlying factors and the broader impacts of the student protests that had occurred across Indonesia last September. He also reflects on Indonesia’s democracy after reformasi in 1998.
In this seminar, Prof Wan Manan, Visiting Professor at the Alma Ata University in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, delves in depth into Malaysia’s past and present nutritional situation.
This one-day forum brought together experts from both the private and public sectors, covering topics ranging from Vietnam’s macroeconomic and political trends to developments in the country’s energy, banking, and real estate sectors.
In this seminar, Dr Serina Rahman explores the possibility of Malaysian homes as potential nests for non-violent radicalisation, with a specific interest in mothers’ need for peer recognition and personal power in a patriarchal society leading to their unwitting support for extreme interpretations and practices of Islam.
In this seminar, Dr Richard Record and Ms Bajpai from the World Bank, discuss how the Malaysian public service can fully realize its potential by investing in upgrading its human resources; encouraging and developing an open, transparent environment; and managing the impact of new and emerging trends, including technological innovations and digitalization.
In this seminar, Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim will share his thoughts about the political landscape in Malaysia ahead of the 15th General Election.