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Education Ministry data shows 67.3% of Chinese secondary students are enrolled in government schools, while 19.4% are pursuing education under the UEC system amid renewed debate over its recognition

Economists differ on whether early government investment is needed to spur EV adoption or risks creating costly, underused infrastructure as Malaysia targets 30,000 public chargers by 2030

Balaji Srinivasan says the organisation needs stronger confidence in the country’s investment climate before committing further capital

Experts say Putrajaya should focus on regulation, standards and planning while allowing market forces to shape the growth of EV infrastructure

Economists are divided over how much the government should invest in Malaysia's EV charging infrastructure, but agree that any spending must be fiscally disciplined, attract private investment and never come at the expense of healthcare, education or other essential public services

Derek Fernandez says children must learn to question online content and understand digital threats from an early age

As children embrace artificial intelligence at up to three times the rate of adults, experts say online safety laws can no longer focus solely on social media platforms, urging governments to embed AI governance, privacy safeguards and child rights into future digital regulations

Experts say the success of Malaysia’s Online Safety Act will depend on effective enforcement, platform accountability and safer-by-design digital services, with stronger collaboration needed among government, industry, parents and educators to better protect children online

On recent Trick Lama podcast, Veteran journalist says rakyat remains the ultimate authority in deciding who represents the people

Government says legal action will follow if investigations uncover violations