Malcolm Davis, Security Analyst, Australian Strategic Policy Institute
11-Dec-24
Morning Brief
(08:45 AM)
H. E. Anne Vasara, Ambassador of Finland to Malaysia
06-Dec-24
The Breakfast Grille
(08:00 AM)
Alexey Gruzdev, Deputy Minister of Industry & Trade of the Russian Federation
29-Nov-24
The Breakfast Grille
(08:00 AM)
Alyssa Farha Jasmin, Economist, Social Protection and Jobs Global Practice, World Bank
21-Nov-24
Top 5 At 5
(05:00 PM)
Dr Alexey Muraviev, Associate Professor, National Security & Strategic Studies, Curtin University
19-Nov-24
Morning Brief
(07:30 AM)
Taras Kachka, Deputy Minister for Economic Development, Trade & Agriculture, Ukraine
05-Nov-24
The Breakfast Grille
(08:00 AM)
Dr Julia Roknifard, Independent Expert On International Relations
23-Oct-24
Morning Brief
(07:30 AM)
Hennadiy Maksak, Executive Director, Ukrainian Prism
18-Sep-24
The Breakfast Grille
(08:00 AM)
Julia Roknifard, Independent Expert On International Relations
05-Sep-24
Morning Brief
(08:30 AM)
Denys Mykhailiuk, Chargé d'Affaires, Ukrainian Embassy in Malaysia
23-Aug-24
The Breakfast Grille
(08:00 AM)
Dr Alexey Muraviev, Associate Professor, National Security and Strategic Studies, Curtin University
12-Aug-24
Morning Brief
(07:30 AM)
09-Aug-24
What's The Focus
(09:30 AM)
Julia Roknifard, Assistant Professor, School of Politics, History and International Relations, University of Nottingham Malaysia
30-Jul-24
Morning Brief
(08:30 AM)
H.E. Dave Malcomson, South African High Commissioner of Malaysia
18-Jul-24
The Breakfast Grille
(08:00 AM)
Chong Ja Ian, Associate Professor of Political Science, National University of Singapore (NUS)
11-Jul-24
Morning Brief
(07:30 AM)
Chong Ja Ian, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, NUS
04-Jun-24
Morning Brief
(08:30 AM)
The 6AM Stretch
World Market Watch with Kingsley Jones of Jevons Global
Dovish or hawkish? Over or underweight? Bull or Bear? We speak to local and foreign analysts to find out how the different asset classes and markets react to the latest news, results and even geopolitical events.
Morning Brief
A recap of global and local headlines in today's papers and portals.
Morning Brief with Thilan Wickramasinghe of Maybank Investment Bank
The Singapore equity market has been the sleeper hit of Asean, starting on a wobbly note but now the best performing market in the region, up 16% on a year to date basis. Thilan Wickramasinghe, Head of Research, Singapore and Regional Head of Financials, Maybank Investment Bank tells us the reasons for this and will the rally still have legs in 2025.
Top Story with Lucas Myers of Wilson Center's Indo-Pacific Program
The crisis in Myanmar has been ongoing for over three years, and a fresh escalation of fighting between the junta and opposition groups is drawing attention back to the largely forgotten crisis. What can Malaysia as ASEAN Chair do to make progress towards a ceasefire? We discuss the situation in Myanmar with Lucas Myers of the Wilson Centre.
Best of the Breakfast Grille - Foreign Policy
2024 was the year geopolitical fault lines became even more pronounced between the US, China and Russia amid the ongoing wars in Ukraine and Gaza. How are Malaysia and other countries navigating the currents? We revisit conversations on foreign policy issues that dominated the year.
Morning Brief with Dr Oh Ei Sun of Pacific Research Centre
An anti-corruption rally organised by Suara Mahasiswa is expected to draw at least 10,000 participants, as Sabah grapples with a corruption scandal involving Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor and several state assembly members. Besides encountering calls for cancellation and other hurdles, the gathering is also set to face a counter rally in support of Hajiji. We’ll be speaking with Dr Oh Ei Sun, Principal Adviser at Pacific Research Centre to unpack the political ramifications of these developments in Sabah.
Morning Brief with
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Opening Bell with
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Pressing Matters, BBC - The Inquiry
The Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan is perhaps best known around the globe for its unconventional measure of national development: Gross National Happiness. It assesses the country’s overall wellbeing on the basis of sustainable and equitable socio-economic development; environmental conservation; as well as preservation and promotion of culture. But the Bhutanese are now finding that their approach to balancing economic growth with the well-being of their citizens, is proving difficult to sustain in light of mounting economic problems. So can Bhutan retain its happiness?
Open For Business
(REPEAT) Dione Song, CEO, Love, Bonito
P&L
(REPEAT) Kevin Brockland, Managing Partner, Indelible Ventures | Ng Sai Kit, Managing Partner, Artem Ventures
Enterprise Explores
(REPEAT) Balqais Yusoff, Head of Policy and Strategy Department, The Employees Provident Fund (EPF)
The Breakfast Grille Repeat
Discovery Hour
Earth Matters
Earth Matters
Macaranga Wrap-up
Health & Living
Top 5 at 5 (REPEAT)
Today I Learned (REPEAT)
Do Video Games Cause Brain Rot?; Dr Azlina Ahmad Annuar, Neurogeneticist & Jon, 60-year-old gamer
Just For Kicks
GGWP
Wavelength
