The Rakyat Tolak Anwar gathering in Putrajaya on Saturday will not affect the campaign momentum of Pakatan Harapan’s (PH) machinery for the Sungai Bakap state by-election.

Saifuddin: Anti-Anwar rally will not affect campaigning for Sungai Bakap poll 

French voters cast their ballots on Sunday in the first round of a snap parliamentary election that could usher in the country's first far-right government since World War Two, a potential sea change at the heart of the European Union.

France to vote in election that could put far right in government

Australian inflation remains too high but its path lower is following countries like the US and Canada, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said Sunday.

Australia’s treasurer says local inflation following US, Canada

US employers probably tempered their hiring while wage growth moderated in June, another favourable development for Jerome Powell and his Federal Reserve colleagues seeking more confirmation that inflation is slowing.

US employment seen moderating along with wage growth

Regulators in Asia have tightened the screws on trades popular among hedge funds as stocks slumped, an attempt to stabilise markets that some worry may end up stifling key strategies.

High-speed traders, short sellers face growing Asia crackdown

President Joe Biden embarked on a series of fundraising events across two states on Saturday as he works to stamp out a crisis of confidence in his re-election campaign following a feeble debate performance that dismayed his fellow Democrats.

Biden hits fundraising trail in show of strength after dismal debate performance

In the July 1 issue of City & Country, we look at the growing data centre business in Malaysia, thanks to several key reasons as highlighted by property experts familiar with the progress of this burgeoning sector.

Data centre sector in Malaysia continues to grow

A new book titled Globalization: Perak’s Rise, Relative Decline, and Regeneration by DYMM Paduka Seri Sultan Nazrin Shah discusses and documents his state’s cycles of fortune set against a backdrop of the world’s economic, social and political history.

Silver lining

Efforts to produce more local talent should not only be supported by the high-tech industry but also be intensified across various sectors to ensure the country's economic growth, said Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz.

Miti minister urges broader industry support for local talent development

The unity government will strive to solve water woes in states, including states governed by the opposition despite differences in political beliefs, to ease the burden of the people.

Unity govt committed to solving water problems in all states, says Anwar

In the July 1 issue of City &amp; Country, we look at the growing data centre business in Malaysia, thanks to several key reasons as highlighted by property experts familiar with the progress of this burgeoning sector.

Regulators in Asia have tightened the screws on trades popular among hedge funds as stocks slumped, an attempt to stabilise markets that some worry may end up stifling key strategies.

A new book titled Globalization: Perak’s Rise, Relative Decline, and Regeneration by DYMM Paduka Seri Sultan Nazrin Shah discusses and documents his state’s cycles of fortune set against a backdrop of the world’s economic, social and political history.

US employers probably tempered their hiring while wage growth moderated in June, another favourable development for Jerome Powell and his Federal Reserve colleagues seeking more confirmation that inflation is slowing.

President Joe Biden embarked on a series of fundraising events across two states on Saturday as he works to stamp out a crisis of confidence in his re-election campaign following a feeble debate performance that dismayed his fellow Democrats.

The Rakyat Tolak Anwar gathering in Putrajaya on Saturday will not affect the campaign momentum of Pakatan Harapan’s (PH) machinery for the Sungai Bakap state by-election.

Australian inflation remains too high but its path lower is following countries like the US and Canada, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said Sunday.

French voters cast their ballots on Sunday in the first round of a snap parliamentary election that could usher in the country's first far-right government since World War Two, a potential sea change at the heart of the European Union.

Even if the feared extremist wave did not quite materialize in the European Parliament election this month, the far right performed well in Italy, Austria, Germany, and especially France. Moreover, its latest gains have come on the heels of major shifts toward far-right parties in Hungary, Italy,...

Economics For The Many: If Democracy Isn’t Pro-Worker, It Will Die

This week, France and the UK will be having their general elections, which could shake the financial markets of Europe’s two largest economies.

The Week Ahead: Elections in France and the UK; Malaysia’s international reserves in focus

An estimated 8.5% of older Malaysian adults are living with dementia, affecting their quality of life and making it more difficult to ensure the individuals’ wishes are respected when they are at their most vulnerable.

Capacity is a complex issue for medical and legal practiti...

My Say: Develop a robust legal regime to cover mental incapacity

Football needed a break and the current European Championship in Germany is the tournament that might just save it from itself — for a month at least. That’s how long this glorious throwback has to divert attention from a club game embroiled in litigation and remind head honchos what football is ...

Business Of Sports: The Euros may be what the tired old game needed

SS15 in Subang Jaya is notorious for its traffic congestion. Finding a parking space can be challenging on most days. Just 10 to 12 minutes’ walk away, however, is the more quiet commercial stretch of Jalan SS15/5A, located between Jalan SS15/5 and Jalan SS15/5G, and across from the Subang Jaya M...

Streetscapes: Offerings aplenty on quiet Jalan SS15/5A

MALAYSIA has, of late, been seeing increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks from threat groups such as organised crime groups, ransomware groups and initial access brokers (IABs).

To the uninitiated, ransomware groups are criminal organisations that specialise in carrying out ransomware ...

Tech: Public, financial and manufacturing sectors among top cyberattack targets in Malaysia 

THE proposed Urban Renewal Act (URA) will not just cater to the redevelopment of existing buildings as it will also encompass the redevelopment of abandoned projects, says Minister of Housing and Local Government Nga Kor Ming.

However, while the consent threshold for the redevelopment o...

Cover Story: URA will also address abandoned projects and historical sites 

IN the early years of the country’s formation, squatters and slums were part and parcel of urban living, as people from rural areas migrated to towns and cities in search of jobs.

As these settlements were not equipped with public utilities and proper facilities, over the years they bec...

Cover Story: The case for urban redevelopment

ALONG Jalan Tun Razak, on what is now an empty piece of land but for the Titiwangsa MRT station, once stood the imposing Pekeliling Flats public housing project — one of the earliest in Kuala Lumpur.

The flats were demolished several years ago to make way for luxury condominiums. A few ...

Cover Story: Urban Renewal Act: Finding a balance between progress and societal needs

In 2025, Malaysia will assume the chairmanship of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean), 10 years after its previous tenure.

The country’s return to leadership within the bloc occurs at a significant time. During the last presidency, Malaysia was instrumental in developing ...

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