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As Malaysia bets big on a concert boom, where are the local acts? (opens the original)
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Artists question efforts to develop local talent, highlighting ‘worrying trend’ of global stars with no Malaysian opening act But as more global acts come to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian musicians are asking whether the concert boom is creating more opportunities for local artists too. Fuad Alhabshi of Malaysian rock band Kyoto Protocol said local bands once routinely benefited when major international acts came through Kuala Lumpur, including opportunities to play support slots. His band has opened
Malaysian mother honours memory of daughter killed at school (opens the original)
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Nearly a year after the school toilet stabbing, Yap Shing Xuen’s mother wrote of her grief and paid tribute to her brave daughter Medical testimony accepted by the court established that the boy had severe undiagnosed schizophrenia since the age of nine. He was ordered into psychiatric confinement, where he will remain indefinitely. Earlier that same day, Wong Lee Ping wrote in a social media post that she had raised Yap and her younger sister largely alone after her marriage ended when Yap was
How an AI plot targeted Malaysia’s elections and exposed deep data risks (opens the original)
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Anthropic’s discovery of an AI election campaign in Malaysia shows how weak data safeguards exacerbate the risk of political manipulation The operation’s use of millions of voter records, fake social media accounts, a synthetic news site and fabricated dossiers pointed to a deeper risk, analysts said: weak data safeguards and entrenched ethnic and religious fault lines could allow political actors to target voters faster than regulators or platforms can respond. In a report released on Thursday,
‘All I want is a fair chance’: Malaysia’s deaf workers look to lead (opens the original)
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A job offer is only the first step, deaf Malaysians say. True inclusion means equal opportunities and room to rise But it was only last year, after 13 years with the company, that he was promoted to shift manager at a branch in Kuala Lumpur’s Bangsar Village II. The wait says less about Yap, who is deaf, than it does about how rare that kind of promotion still is for deaf workers in the Southeast Asian nation – and how much has had to change around him to make it possible. Yap, 36, works at what
Former Malaysian minister arrested in state haj fund corruption probe (opens the original)
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Malaysia’s anti-corruption agency says the ex-minister is being investigated for his links to a hotel lease agreement in Saudi Arabia MACC confirmed the arrest in a statement on social media but did not release the former minister’s identity. “The arrest was made around 4.30pm and it is linked to a hotel lease agreement in Saudi Arabia,” it said. The ex-minister arrived at the Putrajaya Magistrate’s Court for remand proceedings at 10.25am on Wednesday. He is being investigated in connection to t
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