Dina Zaman’s new book, Malayland (Ethos Books and Faction Press), will be launched on 15 November 2024 (6pm) at National Library Singapore. She will also make an appearance at Book Bar (57 Duxton Road, Singapore 089521) for a meet-the-author on 16 Nov (2pm).
The war has revealed the difficulty Malaysia has always faced between support for Palestine and its desire to be close to the West.
Dina Zaman’s new book, Malayland (Ethos Books and Faction Press), will be launched on 15 November 2024 (6pm) at National Library Singapore. She will also make an appearance at Book Bar (57 Duxton Road, Singapore 089521) for a meet-the-author on 16 Nov (2pm).
A workshop discussing the findings of FPCI-ERIA ASEAN People’s Perceptions Survey.
The recent scandal highlights the inadequacy of existing policy framework to protect children’s rights.
MSMEs may stand to lose if carbon pricing measures were implemented in Malaysia today.
As Malaysia reduced its fuel subsidy, EVs may become a more attractive option, spurring sustainable innovation in the automotive sector.
Entomal Biotech employs black soldier flies (BSF) to solve Malaysia’s mounting food waste and achieve a circular economy.
The world is grappling with the triple planetary crisis of extreme weather, pollution and biodiversity loss. Malaysia has not been spared.
Recent global and local events have intensified identity politics in Malaysia.
