Evening Edition

With live performances still banned and the fall in demand for video production, local production houses and artists are turning to YouTube for a living.

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A day ahead of the Chini by-election, we look at the stakes involved and what impact a Barisan Nasional win would have.

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Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Mohd Khairuddin Aman Razali says that the government plans to take legal action against the European Union over their restrictions on palm oil imports. We speak with Lim Teck Wyn about the Malaysian government's claims, and what impact legal action would have.

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We discuss if the pandemic has changed our working habits permanently, and talk about the benefits of continuing work-from-home arrangements.

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The new law kicked in on the 23rd anniversary of Hong Kong's return to China's rule, and within just a day 10 people have been arrested for breaching it. We speak to Koh King Hee to understand how the law will affect Hong Kong citizens and international trade.

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With the reactivation of the Social Protection Council to enhance post Covid-19 recovery, we speak with Dr Madeline Berma to understand why it's important for the government's social welfare efforts to adopt an integrated and holistic approach.

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We speak with Datuk Freddie Fernandez about the SOPs suggested by Karyawan to the government, and discuss what it will take to revitalize the nightlife economy that has suffered due to Covid-19.

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We speak with Datuk Freddie Fernandez about the SOPs suggested by Karyawan to the government, and discuss what it will take to revitalize the nightlife economy that has suffered due to Covid-19.

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The Pasar Malam Kuala Lumpur Association requests for authorities to allow for SOPs that mirror Bangkok's, stating that the current SOPs criple traders who are already struggling to make ends meet.

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More than 400 companies have suspended paid advertising on Facebook, citing the social platform's refusal to audit and remove hate speech. Gabey Goh, Asia Editor at WARC discusses the lessons here for the role of social media in public discourse, and how commercial interests fit into the picture.

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