Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 among many new games released this week
From Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 to Detective Dotson featuring a detective with Bollywood dreams — these are just some of the very many games out this week.
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To those considering studying abroad, do more than just exist in a foreign country — live it. Engage with it. Learn the language, explore the customs, and spend time with the locals, writes Datuk Seri Dr Jahaberdeen Mohamed Yunoos.
Malaysia’s football legend Datuk Santokh Singh says the best way for the Southeast Asian nation to move forward in football is by training the locals and giving them the break they deserve.
Associate Professor Dr Azrina Husin from Universiti Sains Malaysia, tracks down how Malaysian politicians use social media, particularly TikTok and Facebook, to shape their public digital personas.
If Malaysia is to continue progressing towards a mature, accountable democracy, it must ensure that its top police appointments – namely the Inspector-General of Police and deputy Inspector-General of Police – reflect not the political needs of the day, but the enduring principles of justice, impartiality, integrity, and service to the people, writes criminologist Datuk Dr P. Sundramoorthy.
The Federation of Malaysian Consumers Associations urges state governments in Malaysia to accelerate efforts to protect Malaysians, especially children and youth, from the dangers of nicotine addiction and synthetic drug abuse via vape devices.
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EmpowerHER Digital initiative continues to bridge gender digital divide
Digital Nasional Berhad led the second instalment of the EmpowerHER Digital Programme, a national initiative dedicated to equipping women from the B40 group with critical digital, financial, and entrepreneurial skills to thrive in the digital economy.
Malaysia ties up with China’s National Development and Reform Commission to strengthen AI, digital economy
Malaysia signed two MoUs with the National Development and Reform Commission of the People’s Republic of China – one to promote and develop the digital economies of both countries; while the other to strengthen cooperation in AI technology.
Personal glory not important, says Fandi Ahmad ahead of Sri Pahang’s Malaysia Cup showdown with JDT
Singaporean legend Fandi Ahmad can become only the second foreigner to win the Malaysia Cup as a player and coach when Sri Pahang plays Johor Darul Ta’zim.
Malaysia Athletics makes U-turn, rehires sprint coach Mohd Poad Md Kassim ahead of Thailand SEA Games
Six months after his contract was terminated, sprint coach Mohd Poad Md Kassim has been recalled to help prepare national athletes for the Thailand SEA Games later this year.
KLHA teams up with KL education department, FT sports council, to boost development
Kuala Lumpur Hockey Association in historic collaboration with the Kuala Lumpur Education Department and Federal Territories Sports Council, to reshape youth hockey, with an Under-11 league to start later this year.
A sunset to remember – a family holiday in Perth
A family trip to Perth was unforgettable, bringing together three generations for a holiday filled with adventure, relaxation, and stunning views. Just remember to check your bags, writes Pola Singh.
Embracing the outdoors – a path to wellbeing
Pola Singh shares his lifelong love for nature, from childhood walks in Melaka to becoming a guardian of Bukit Kiara. As he approaches 76, he reflects on the joy, health benefits, and sense of community that outdoor exercise brings.
Beyond ‘Adolescence’ – parental engagement vital in navigating digital divide
The Netflix show Adolescence has sparked conversations about the impact of technology and social media on children’s wellbeing. Registered clinical psychologist and academician Faeza Hasnan says by shifting from control to collaboration, parents can better protect their children from digital risks.
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