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Malaysia calls for Global South to have greater say in AI decisions (opens the original)
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Foreign minister Mohamad Hasan said AI was transforming economies, societies and the way governments made decisions, while a small number of private actors now controlled how billions of people communicated, worked, transacted and consumed information. He reminded that technology “must serve humanity, never the reverse”, warning that a small number of companies or countries should not be allowed to decide the rules for everyone else. “The Global South cannot simply become a destination for data
Malaysia ‘sick of’ veto blocking Gaza action, reiterates call for its abolition (opens the original)
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Foreign minister Mohamad Hasan said Malaysia and other member states had exhausted every effort in the pursuit of justice for Gaza, including calls for an immediate ceasefire, unrestricted humanitarian aid, punitive action against Israel and full Palestinian membership of the UN. “Yet, again and again, the collective will of this assembly has encountered the silencing effect of the veto. Malaysia will speak plainly: We are sick of it,” he said when delivering Malaysia’s national statement at the
Keep civil servants out of political spats, say Kian Ming, KJ (opens the original)
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Commenting on the dispute over the rural and regional development ministry’s expenditure, Ong said development spending was subject to established processes, and disagreements over allocations and spending did not usually escalate to ministers. “I don’t think this is something that is welcomed by civil servants, from the secretaries-general down to the officers. For me, this is unprecedented,” the former deputy international trade and industry minister said on the Keluar Sekejap podcast. “I’m af
DAP’s cold shoulder over election forecasts led to my exit, says Kian Ming (opens the original)
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Speaking on the latest episode of the Keluar Sekejap podcast, Ong said tensions between him and DAP began after he predicted that Pakatan Harapan (PH) would suffer a major defeat in the Johor state election. He said the forecast for Johor was initially made during a private briefing session with journalists but became public after a certain influencer obtained a copy of his presentation slides. “The prediction was not something I made to bring down PH or run down DAP,” he said, adding that DAP l
DAP survives Johor test as PKR, Amanah falter (opens the original)
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The coalition’s performance told a stark tale of contrasts among its three component parties. While DAP lost several key seats, it managed to hold on to six of its traditional strongholds, but PKR and Amanah continued to struggle in their attempts to rebuild support in the state. DAP, which contested 17 seats, only retained Bentayan, Penggaram, Mengkibol, Senai, Skudai and Stulang. It ceded Jementah, Tangkak and Johor Jaya to MCA, and Perling to MIC, suggesting erosion in the party’s urban and C
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