IN the digital era, culture is no longer simply preserved and communicated through traditional institutions such as museums, schools and mass media. Instead, social media technologies have fundamentally transformed culture into a dynamic, participatory, algorithm-driven and co-created digital phenomenon.

In an era where speed has become as important as scale in global trade, aviation is emerging as one of the most strategic enablers of economic competitiveness.

Sustainable development increasingly requires countries to look beyond conventional infrastructure investment towards strategies that integrate technological innovation, human capital development and international cooperation.

What comes to your mind when you hear people mentioning the word "blockchain"?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a technology of the future.

CHINA'S Global Security Initiative enters South-East Asian diplomacy with an appealing premise: security should be common, comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable.

When Malaysia-China relations are discussed, attention often centres on trade volumes, investment flows and major infrastructure projects.

Across Asia, women entrepreneurs are increasingly becoming the primary catalysts of digital transformation.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant concept confined to science fiction or research laboratories. Today, it is actively reshaping the global economy, driving productivity, innovation, and transforming everyday life. As governments and industries increasingly embrace these technological breakthroughs, a central policy challenge emerges.

THE Global Civilisation Initiative (GCI) has yielded mutual benefits across Southeast Asian (Asean) countries by integrating cultural dialogue with economic and sustainable development.

THE diplomatic and economic relationship between Malaysia and China has evolved into a broad strategic partnership that is increasingly shaped by collaboration in advanced technologies and a shared commitment to human-centred development.

Beijing launched its Global Civilisation Initiative (GCI), calling for equality between civilisations, mutual learning and dialogue, rejecting any claim that one civilisation is superior, and insisting that modernisation should not follow only a Western path.