JG Andresone Jinod

5 Disember 2025

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Salam Takziah buat seluruh ahli keluarga Allahyarham.

Selamat Menyambut Hari Kebangsaan & Hari Sabah 2025!

Sebagai anak jati Sabah, saya percaya semangat “Malaysia MADANI: Rakyat Disantuni” mengingatkan kita bahawa kemerdekaan bukan sekadar sejarah, tetapi amanah untuk terus menyantuni sesama rakyat dan memupuk perpaduan dalam landskap masyarakat majmuk di negara ini.

Mari kita bina Malaysia yang aman, makmur & berjati diri. Biasakan yang betul, betulkan yang biasa. 🌺

Malaysia at the Crossroads of Peace: A New Chapter for ASEAN

When YAB Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced today that Malaysia had successfully brokered an unconditional ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand, it was more than just a diplomatic breakthrough. It was a decisive moral stand. In a region long bound by the ASEAN doctrine of non-interference, Malaysia, as current Chair of ASEAN, has done what few dared: choose conscience over silence.

The world today is no longer bipolar. ASEAN can no longer afford to be passive. The region faces both internal fragmentation and increasing external pressures from U.S.-China rivalry, climate-driven insecurity, to the erosion of trust in multilateralism. In that context, Malaysia’s action is not just timely, but it is necessary. And for once, Southeast Asia is not waiting to be rescued by external powers. It is writing its own script.

Malaysia’s role in facilitating this ceasefire and the fact that it was hosted in our very own Putrajaya, should be seen not as an isolated success, but as part of a longer diplomatic arc. From the war-torn fields of Bosnia in the 1990s to the conflict in Mindanao-Philippines which was finally resolved in 2014, Malaysia has repeatedly stepped forward not with weapons, but with wisdom. We have built a quiet legacy of peace, grounded in trust, neutrality, and the moral weight of a nation that does not seek dominance.

Many will debate the geopolitical motivations behind this initiative. Some will cite U.S. pressure, others will mention regional image management. But those who truly understand Malaysian diplomacy know this: we are not new to peacemaking. It is woven into our political DNA, into our foreign policy doctrine, and into our belief that true sovereignty must come with a sense of regional responsibility.

And today, Malaysia has led with clarity. Not with force, but with wisdom and compassion.

If ASEAN is to matter in the 21st century, it must evolve from a silent observer into an engaged community of conscience. The Cambodia–Thailand ceasefire may not end all disputes, but it signals something far more powerful: that Southeast Asia is learning to speak with its own voice.

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JOHOR BAHRU – Gaji, kebajikan, kadar pertukaran dan persekitaran pekerjaan merupakan antara faktor yang mendorong jururawat Malaysia memilih untuk berkhidmat di negara lain.

Presiden Persatuan Perubatan Malaysia, Dr. Koh Kar Chai berkata, sesetengah negara menyediakan keadaan perkhidmatan yang lebih baik berbanding Malaysia.

Beliau berkata, keadaan itu menyebabkan sebelum ini terdapat jururawat yang memilih bertugas di England dan kemudiannya negara-negara Timur Tengah seperti Arab Saudi.

Katanya, sebagai negara jiran yang menyediakan kadar pertukaran yang menarik, Singapura juga mencuri tumpuan ramai jururawat Malaysia.

“Kemahiran bahasa yang dimiliki rakyat Malaysia juga mendorong banyak majikan di negara jiran s**a menggaji rakyat kita,” katanya kepada Nanyang Siang Pau.

Beliau bagaimanapun menegaskan, gaji bukan satu-satunya faktor yang menyebabkan penghijrahan jururawat tetapi ada yang tertarik dengan persekitaran pekerjaan.

“Golongan pemuda mungkin berasa kecewa dengan masa depan politik dan ini mungkin mendorong mereka bekerja di luar negara,” katanya.

Walau bagaimanapun, Kar Chai berkata, tidak kurang juga petugas kesihatan yang kembali ke Malaysia selepas mencuba pekerjaan di luar negara kerana berasa persekitarannya kurang sesuai. – MalaysiaGazette

Bukan kerana gaji semata-mata Gaji, kebajikan, kadar pertukaran dan persekitaran pekerjaan merupakan antara faktor yang mendorong jururawat Malaysia memilih untuk berkhidmat di negara lain.