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COE review: The gap between luxury and mass-market cars isn’t the only one worth bridging
Commercial vehicles and motorcycles, whose prices vary significantly within their categories, merit a closer look
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Malay rulers call for dignified resolution to Negeri Sembilan throne dispute
They warn against political exploitation, urge outsiders not to interfere.
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Ex-Span chief questions data centre water source plan, warns of public costs
Deputy minister's concerns suggest entire ecosystem has not been carefully designed, planned before implementation - Charles.
IMF chief urges Asean states to do more for the vulnerable
The International Monetary Fund has urged Southeast Asian governments to protect vulnerable households, pursue economic reforms and deepen regional cooperation to strengthen resilience against global economic shocks.
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Tuanku Muhriz: Custom cannot be defended by violating its own rules
Ruler urges disputes over succession be settled through Adat and law.
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Fadhlina raises school closure API threshold to 200
Change is in line with provisions under National Haze Action Plan, she says.
Bubble or nothing? Looking at the AI boom as part of a cycle
Singapore’s economic strategy must be ready for structural artificial intelligence-related risk
Global anti-fraud plan unveiled
The International Monetary Fund and World Bank have unveiled a global roadmap to help countries prevent, detect and tackle the growing threat of cyber-enabled fraud in digital financial services.
Surprise MAS hold signals core inflation near peak; economists see longer pause in policy tightening
A narrower forecast points to stabilising prices, though HSBC and UOB flag a January risk
Surprise MAS hold signals core inflation near peak; economists see longer pause in policy tightening
A narrower forecast points to stabilising prices, though HSBC and UOB flag a January risk