Malaysia Has Banned Waze for Civil Servants. Data Security Needs More Than a Change of App
Malaysia's latest technology restriction raises a bigger question about how governments measure digital security and protect sensitive information.
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Millions of Websites Face a Security Test. The Real Weakness Is Who Maintains Them
A critical software warning is exposing an uncomfortable question for businesses: who is actually responsible for keeping their websites secure?
Oriental Kopi Menu Row Puts Language, Branding and Politics in the Spotlight
Oriental Kopi has apologised and is preparing a multilingual menu after criticism over the omission of Bahasa Melayu sparked boycott calls and wider debate.
SpaceX and Tesla Form Committees to Explore Possible Merger
SpaceX and Tesla have formed independent committees to consider a possible merger, but no transaction terms or certainty have been announced.
Persistent Haze Shows Why Rain Alone Cannot Clear Malaysia’s Air
Atmospheric experts explain why Malaysia's haze can return after rain when prevailing winds continue carrying smoke from affected areas.
Britain Is Challenging Who Controls the Technology Behind Digital Payments
The UK's proposed NFC access rules for Apple raise important questions about digital platform control, competing wallet providers and consumer choice.
The Philippines’ Biggest IPO Shows That Digital Finance Has Entered a New Phase
Mynt's record Philippine stock market debut marks a new phase for Southeast Asian fintech, where public investors will demand sustainable growth and earnings.
Malaysia Has Record Palm Oil Stocks. Selling More Is Not the Only Answer
Malaysia's record palm oil inventories have prompted discussion of export tax relief, but the industry's longer-term challenges require broader solutions.
Malaysia’s Corporate Crime Task Force Must Deliver More Than Another Report
Malaysia's new corporate crime task force promises a public report within three months, but its effectiveness will depend on fair investigations and meaningful findings.
Malaysia Wants More Data Centres. The Real Test Is Who Pays for Their Power
Malaysia's data centre sector is expanding rapidly, but electricity and water infrastructure costs raise important questions about fairness and long-term economic value.