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Food Security Act needed to fix crisis loopholes
Current policy fragmentation leaves nation exposed during emergencies, warns economist
RICOH brings AI beyond concept through real-world operational applications
The showcase comes amid a broader push towards industrial automation in Malaysia, particularly under the New Industrial Master Pla…
SIM GE prepares graduates for Singapore’s evolving workforce
In a labour market shaped by rapid industry transformation and evolving skills demands, the link between higher education and empl…
SARA program expands local product access
The government strengthens the Sumbangan Asas Rahmah program by including local entrepreneurs' products based on consumer needs
MGA seeks full-time national coach for 2027 SEA Games
The Malaysian Golf Association is seeking a permanent national coach from the sports ministry to strengthen preparations for the 2…
Malaysia welcomes German SME green tech investments
Deputy PM Fadillah says German SME investments in green technology and renewable energy align with Malaysia's sustainable developm…
Domestic tourism spending hits RM34 billion in 1Q 2026
Malaysia's domestic tourism expenditure grew 15.8% to RM34 billion in 1Q 2026, driven by festive travel and higher visitor spendin…
France power cuts surge as heatwave hits Europe
France suffers its first major blackout of the heatwave as 68,000 homes lose power and temperatures soar across Europe.
Maxim launches nationwide driver training programme across 16 cities
Maxim Malaysia launches Drive Hub, a nationwide driver education programme across 16 cities to improve professionalism, compliance…
Oil price probe ordered as Trump accuses firms of gouging
US President Donald Trump orders investigation into oil companies over high gas prices as political pressure mounts ahead of US co…
MOF open to feedback on BUDI Diesel programme improvements
Non-existent investments drive RM1.46 billion in losses as Selangor and KL lead geographic trends, says KDN
Australia detects H5 bird flu in second state
Scientists confirm H5 bird flu in South Australia, sparking concern but officials say risk to humans remains low.