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Confronting cyberbullying with law

By Cai Yanling, Li Bingling, Dr Mohd Istajib Mokhtar In today’s hyper-connected world, the internet has become a powerful tool for communication, education, and work. But behind the glow of our screens lurks a darker reality: cyberbullying — a silent epidemic that’s tearing through digital communities and leaving real-world scars. Cyberbullying happens when people use […]

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A journey of dreams, discipline and determination now begins

By Suria Zainuddin The student intake season for higher education institutions is currently underway, catering to school leavers from various academic backgrounds, including SPM, STPM, matriculation, diploma and equivalent qualifications. A significant portion of student placements in public universities is determined by the University Central Unit (UPU) results, which allocate placements based on the choices

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Address food security bottlenecks, deploy the quadruple helix strategy  

By: Professor Dato Dr Ahmad Ibrahim Food is a major spending of any economy. As population rises, the demand for food increases. Having enough food to feed the population is a struggle for many countries. Food security is a growing world concern. Overdependence on external sources is unsustainable. Countries must increase their own domestic capacity

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How CSR, SDGs and ESG are building a sustainable Malaysia

By Dalilawati Zainal Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) are increasingly significant in today’s business world. These frameworks shape how businesses, governments and societies tackle global challenges, such as climate change and poverty. In Malaysia, they are key to achieving sustainability, working together to drive long-term positive

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OUR JALUR GEMILANG: RESPECT, PROTECT, AND FLY IT

By: Mohd Sabri Abdullah msabri@inform.gov.my The dates of 31 August and 16 September are sacred occasions celebrated annually by Malaysians. These dates are not merely public holidays but reflect historic moments for the nation. 31 August marks the independence of Malaya from colonial rule, while 16 September signifies the formation of Malaysia through the inclusion

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Clickbait culture

When the hunt for clicks compromises media ethics By Akmal Nadzmi Azlan, Dr. Mohd Istajib Mokhtar Have you ever clicked on a headline that promised to “reveal the shocking truth” only to find a bland, underwhelming article? That’s the bait—and you just got hooked. Welcome to the world of clickbait. In today’s digital media landscape,

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