Xbox shows the way by allowing creativity to rule
Xbox thrives when it lets some divisions operate independently. We also highlight a sequel for The Minecraft Movie and Astro Bot sweeping the BAFTA Game Awards 2025.
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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.
American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s significant influence over US politics is undeniable. By funding campaigns and pushing its agenda, it sways Congress to support Israel, even when international bodies condemn its actions, writes Professor Emeritus Datuk Dr Mohammed Ghouse Nasuruddin.
Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) chairman Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek says its palm oil settlers will now be paid instantly for their harvest, curbing sales to third parties that cost the land authority to suffer losses of some RM200 million annually.
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.
Former race walking champion Yuan Yufang says Malaysia Athletics needs to cast its net wider to find more talented walkers as she supports Jom Jalan with NPC 2025.
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Nintendo makes a big splash
Nintendo has never followed trends; it just goes off its own beaten path and reaps the rewards out of doing so.
Ronaldo turns ‘fighter’ – Capcom to open pop-up store in Malaysia
This week’s gaming news round-up includes Cristiano Ronaldo joining Fatal Fury: City of Wolves as a playable character – and an interview with Path of Exile 2 director Jonathan Rogers about the upcoming Dawn of the Hunt update.
Nur Azmi, Awalan face off in OCM deputy president’s race
The Olympic Council of Malaysia’s 2025–2029 leadership line-up will be finalised tomorrow with contested positions including deputy president, five vice-presidents, and an assistant secretary. Tan Sri Norza Zakaria returns unopposed as president.
Farewell Mazlan Ahmad, true sports leader who was tough, fair, and unforgettable
Datuk Wira Mazlan Ahmad was a man who didn’t mince words but never held a grudge. A true sports leader he was – tough, fair, and unforgettable, writes Graig Nunis.
Some ex-athletes find it difficult to seek help, says former Malaysian bowler Shalin Zulkifli
Sometimes athletes are somewhat egoistic because when they compete, they have to have that character and can’t be seen as soft or otherwise people will lose respect, but once they are no longer competing, they find it difficult to ask for assistance, says former national bowling star Datuk Shalin Zulkifli.
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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