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• Berita / Polisi & Kewangan

  ‘Climate adaptation is economic investment, not a cost’: UNDP senior official

  United Nations Development Programme's Edward Vrkić warned that underinvesting in adaptation could be far costlier, as Malaysia develops …

  'Climate adaptation is economic investment, not a cost': UNDP senior official
• Berita / Karbon & Cuaca

  Sentosa to host Asia’s first experiential climate adaptation hub as Singapore seeks public feedback on national plan

  Singapore's National Adaptation Conversation will shape the country's first climate adaptation plan, due in 2027.

  Sentosa to host Asia's first experiential climate adaptation hub as Singapore seeks public feedback on national plan
• Pendapat / Karbon & Cuaca

  Will the US climate war with Canada become global?

  For the first time, a great power has moved to price transboundary climate-driven harms–massive wildfires–and extract compensation unilaterally.

  Will the US climate war with Canada become global?
• Berita / Polisi & Kewangan

  China-led AI bloc could narrow digital divide, expand global influence

  As China launches World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organisation to support AI training in poor countries, academics offer contrasting …

  China-led AI bloc could narrow digital divide, expand global influence
• Berita / Pengangkutan & Logistik

  EV adoption in Southeast Asia shows promise but more incentives needed to scale mobility across markets

  Studio EB Despite strong growth in electric vehicle uptake over the past decade, Southeast Asia's transition remains uneven. Solutions such …

  EV adoption in Southeast Asia shows promise but more incentives needed to scale mobility across markets
• Berita / Pegurusan Sisa Kumbahan

  Malaysia’s EPR rollout must move beyond voluntary action to create a level playing field, says expert

  The success of the Malaysia's recycling transformation will depend on whether policymakers can establish an EPR framework that …

  Malaysia’s EPR rollout must move beyond voluntary action to create a level playing field, says expert