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A growing digital ecosystem requires a robust defence mechanism...

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Third places: A REXperience to remember

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Cover Story: Watch and listen

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The building of trust is a fundamental concern when it comes to new technology. This is especially true for artificial intelligence (AI), which faces issues ranging from security threats, such as deepfakes, to the reliability of the data it generates.

Addressing these concerns often inv...

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Malaysia gears up for digital economy boost with major tech investments

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WASHINGTON (July 7): She worries Republican donors, has name recognition, and Democratic Party heavyweights are beginning to line up behind her.

Could Kamala Harris beat Donald Trump in November's presidential race?

WASHINGTON (July 7): She worries Republican donors, has name recognition, and Democratic Party heavyweights are beginning to line up behind her.

SANDAKAN (July 7): The Ministry of Defence (Mindef) stated that the deployment of the Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) across land, sea&nbsp;and air in eastern Sabah acts as a cohesive deterrent strategy to protect the nation from external threats.

Armed forces deployment in eastern Sabah deters external threats — Mindef

KUALA LUMPUR (July 7): Ministries, federal governmment departments and statutory bodies receiving admonitions regarding various weaknesses must prioritise governance and accountability aspects highlighted in the Auditor-General’s (AG's) Report.&nbsp;

Govt entities must prioritise governance, accountability — Lee Lam Thye

DUBAI (July 7): The Iranian navy frigate Sahand capsized during repairs in the southern port of Bandar Abbas, Iranian state media reported on Sunday.

Iranian warship capsizes during repairs in port of Bandar Abbas

BENGALURU (July 7): British fintech company Revolut's chief executive officer (CEO) Nikolay Storonsky will cash in part of his multibillion dollar stake in the company as part of a US$500 million share sale, Sky News reported on Sunday.

Revolut CEO to sell part of stake in US$500m share sale, Sky News reports

In the hushed ateliers of Geneva, where time plays master and muse, Patek Philippe crafts pieces that transcend the mere act of telling time. Among these, the perpetual calendar watches stand as monuments to human ingenuity and the poetry of precision.

MANILA (July 7): The Philippines and Japan will sign a defence agreement on Monday that will allow their military forces to visit each other's soil, the Philippine president's communications office said on Sunday.

Philippines, Japan to sign landmark defence deal on Monday

Malaysia is at a crossroads in the face of accelerating digital transformation. The push to a fully digital economy could bring enormous economic gains. However, progress could be hindered by pronounced cybersecurity risks.

A growing digital ecosystem requires a robust defence mechanism...

ISTANBUL (July 7): Türkiye will extend an invitation to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad "any time" for possible talks to restore relations between the two neighbours, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday.

Erdogan to invite Assad for talks to restore Türkiye-Syria ties

Nestled in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, the iconic REXKL, a former cinematic jewel built in 1947, has been transformed into a cultural sanctuary. Today, it houses REXperience Kuala Lumpur (RXP.KL), an immersive audiovisual exhibition that has swiftly become a highlight of the city’s art scene, attr...

In an era when technology seamlessly integrates into every facet of our lives, the vision of the future of transport, once dreamt in the mid-20th century, is becoming a reality. Landscapes are evolving, with the promise of enhanced connectivity, ease of travel and development of sprawling metropo...

In a world where screens reign supreme, the&nbsp;post-pandemic landscape has seen a resurgence of audio-only entertainment. As movie studios went silent during Covid-19, audio content thrived with minimal tools and small settings. Today, this timeless allure of sound is captivating audiences once...

In the 1950s, television emerged as a dominant force, leading many top radio shows to transition from an audio to visual format, effectively sidelining radio dramas. Half a century later, the internet ushered in a new era of online video skits, with platforms like YouTube empowering everyone to s...

When Niklas Frassa and Maximillian Lotz decided to venture into the e-commerce space in 2016, flowers were the one thing that stood out. The two entrepreneurs realised it was an untouched segment with huge potential. In Malaysia, all one could find was an occasional florist who happened to have a...

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<h3>Malaysia gears up for digital economy boost with major tech investments</h3>

With substantial tech investments on the horizon, Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) and the government are focused on implementing and realising the i...

The building of trust is a fundamental concern when it comes to new technology. This is especially true for artificial intelligence (AI), which faces issues ranging from security threats, such as deepfakes, to the reliability of the data it generates.

Addressing these concerns often inv...