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A government that invests only in compliant think tanks is building a house on a foundation of flattery. 123RF photo

Drifting, long associated with underground street culture, is gradually taking on a more structured footing within Malaysia’s grassroots motorsport scene. Photo by Bernama

Malaysia’s push to position itself as a regional artificial intelligence (AI) and digital infrastructure hub through large-scale data centres has sparked wider debate over whether economic ambitions are being balanced against the immediate concerns faced by ordinary Malaysians. Photo: Edited via Canva

NEXTDC officially launched its first overseas data centre, the RM2.8 billion KL1 Kuala Lumpur facility in Malaysia on May 14, to support AI, cloud computing and high-performance digital workloads. Photo: NEXTDC's website

Langkawi has always captivated visitors with its breathtaking natural beauty. Now, the legendary island is unveiling a new charm as an "open-air gallery” through the 29th Bakat Muda Sezaman (Contemporary Young Talent, BMS29) art showcase. - Photo by Bernama

Speakers at the Flux Business Forum 2026 said Malaysian companies can no longer rely on outdated business models amid ongoing global disruptions reshaping the economy.

Many traditional art forms, including Wayang Kulit and Makyong, are becoming less visible not because of a lack of interest, but due to weak promotion, limited funding and insufficient preservation efforts. - Canva

The government’s decision to conditionally open admission pathways for Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) graduates into public institutions of higher learning (IPTA) should be viewed with due care, maturity and balanced consideration, academics said. Photo: Edited via Canva

Paris Saint-Germain's French midfielder #14 Desire Doue celebrates his team victory at the end of the French L1 football match between RC Lens and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis stadium in Lens on May 13, 2026. - (Photo by SIMON WOHLFAHRT / AFP)

Despite his growing popularity and solid footing in the local entertainment industry, Syafiq Farhain remains determined not to abandon his primary career as a firefighter from the Fire and Rescue Department Malaysia (JBPM). - Photo by Bernama