Malaysia’s 30,000 AI Graduate Target Faces a Quality Test
Malaysia plans to produce 30,000 AI-skilled graduates by 2030 as universities expand specialist programmes and integrate AI across more degrees.
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Malaysia Targets AI Nation by 2030 With 100,000 Government-Funded Coursera Learning Licences
Malaysia is offering 100,000 government-funded learning licences through Coursera and MyDIGITAL Corporation to strengthen AI skills, professional development and workforce readiness as it targets becoming an AI nation by 2030.
NIISe Real-Time Data Integration Raises Malaysia’s Border Security and Digital Governance Stakes
Malaysia's NIISe border platform will connect real-time agency data, increasing the potential for faster screening while raising governance and cybersecurity demands.
Malaysia’s Refugee Policy Shift Tests State Capacity and Repatriation Safeguards
Malaysia’s review of the UN refugee agency’s role and the return of 1,476 Myanmar nationals place capacity, consent and protection safeguards under scrutiny.
Anwar’s Governance Warning Puts Accountability at the Centre of Investment Resilience
Malaysia’s prime minister says credible institutions and stronger ASEAN coordination are essential as trade conflict and technology controls reshape investment.
MCMC Deepfake Probe Puts AI Content Governance Under Investor Scrutiny
Malaysia’s communications regulator is investigating an alleged AI-manipulated video involving Tun Dr Mahathir, sharpening focus on platform accountability and corporate response systems.
Malaysia and New Zealand Deepen Strategic Partnership Ahead of 70-Year Milestone
Malaysia and New Zealand are using bilateral consultations to translate seven decades of diplomatic ties into stronger trade, investment and institutional cooperation.
UiTM Holdings Probe Puts Governance Controls Under Investor Scrutiny
A UiTM Holdings governance review and a contested RM37.37 million charge sharpen scrutiny of controls around a planned Gambang solar project.
RM42 Million Payments Probe Puts Corporate Controls Under Scrutiny
A detention linked to RM42 million in operational payments raises governance questions, but neither a loss nor culpability has been established.
Former Felda Investment CEO Pleads Not Guilty in KLVC Case
A former Felda Investment Corporation chief pleaded not guilty to two charges linked to the KLVC project and 24 land plots. The allegations remain unproven.