The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
A British Labour MP is pursuing a high-profile legal challenge against Elon Musk's xAI, seeking a court order to stop Grok from creating non-consensual sexualised images of her. The case could reshape how AI developers face legal accountability across data protection frameworks.
Thousands of young Indians protesting exam irregularities have adapted to mobile internet shutdowns by using Bluetooth-based messaging apps and pre-planned coordination, demonstrating digital resourcefulness amid government communication curbs.
Celebrity entrepreneur Khairul Aming has voiced serious concern after his private phone bill details were allegedly made public by an unidentified party, raising fresh questions about digital privacy among Malaysian public figures.
Sony's decision to discontinue physical game discs for PlayStation consoles starting January 2028 has provoked significant resistance, with over 258,000 gamers signing a petition opposing the shift to digital-only releases.
The Sessions Court in Kuala Lumpur has convicted blogger Jufazli Shi Ahmad and imposed an RM11,000 fine for posting offensive content targeting former prime minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob and Umno on social media four years ago.
The US Supreme Court has declined to block Texas's controversial App Store Accountability Act, which mandates age verification for app downloads. The decision marks a significant victory for child protection advocates but raises concerns among free speech defenders.
Singapore's High Court has dismissed a six-year constitutional challenge brought by the online rights group LFL against a correction directive issued under the government's POFMA legislation, ruling the court lacked authority to intervene.