National Data Repository to help govt use data more efficiently for policy, service improvements
Malaysia’s Digital Ministry is drawing up the implementation plan for the National Data Repository, which is expected to begin in 2026.
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Asean faces a complex energy challenge – balancing security, affordability, and environmental sustainability – requiring regional cooperation, innovative policies, and institutional adaptation, writes Kolonel Laut (P) Herry Winarno of the Indonesian Armed Forces.
For four decades, Helloween has defined and redefined the sound of power metal. The band will perform in Kuala Lumpur on Dec 8.
Having recently celebrated its 50th Golden Anniversary, the Bukit Bandaraya residents' association continues to set high standards. By remaining the cohesive voice of its community and staying true to its long-held 'United We Stand Together In Unison' spirit, the association exemplifies effective local governance.
The latest adventure game, DISPATCH from Ad-Hoc Studios, has wrapped up its eight-episode rollout to huge success, with many critics and gamers praising the game.
Kedah politicians from across the political divide have taken aim at Seputeh MP Teresa Kok for suggesting that Langkawi be administered as a federal territory, following her claim that the Pas-led state government’s conservative policies have deterred international tourist arrivals.
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National cyber ethics module to be rolled out in schools from January 2026
The Digital Ministry has developed the National Cyber Ethics Module (ESN) for schools to foster ethical and safe digital practices among schoolchildren.
Amazon’s layoffs show throwing more people at a problem does not solve it
As much as companies love hiring more creators and writers for clout and bigger projects, the top brass must remember that throwing more people at a problem does not solve it, writes Kakuchopurei.
I was never banned for life by World Athletics, says Malaysia Athletics president Karim Ibrahim
Malaysia Athletics president Datuk Karim Ibrahim insists he was “never banned for life by World Athletics as claimed by many parties”, calling it “a false allegation”. This comes as the Sports Commissioner’s Office probes the national body over a constitutional change that allows Karim to helm the association.
Integrity cannot wait, leadership demands action
Sport Integrity Global Alliance co-founder Emanuel Macedo de Medeiros says the establishment of SIGA Asia is not just the launch of an organisation – but that of a movement to promote good governance and ethical leadership.
National footballers can’t handle ‘noise’?
Malaysia’s national footballers were earlier told not to speak to the media ahead of their 2027 Asian Cup qualifying clash against Nepal in Kuala Lumpur on Nov 18. No reason was given, as discussions about Fifa’s sanctions on the FA of Malaysia and seven players continue to swirl.
Support cause via art, instead of being ‘militant’, says digital artist Francis Bancon
French digital artist Francis Bancon believes change in environmental protectionism need not be immediate. He is more interested in people supporting and valuing the cause rather than being ‘militant’ about the struggle.
Catch-up immunisation campaign launched in Gaza Strip
Unicef, UNRWA, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and partners, in collaboration with Palestine’s Health Ministry, are launching an integrated catch-up campaign for routine immunisation, nutrition, and growth monitoring in the Gaza Strip to reach 44,000 children cut off from essential life-saving services by two years of conflict.
After Monsoon Project: Tera-Kota brings art closer to Pulau Kundur community
The After Monsoon Project: Tera-Kota brings art closer to the people of Pulau Kundur, transforming the small fishing village into a vibrant cultural stage and celebrating Kelantan’s distinctive depth and individuality through its diverse art forms.
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