Evening Edition

The city at the base of Mount Fuji in Japan will be powered by hydrogen fuel cells, and will be a test-bed for autonomous cars, smart homes, artificial intelligence, robotics and other technologies.

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According to reports, the Cabinet is deliberating a new procurement for official cars that replaces the existing fleet with Toyota Vellfire and Honda Accord models. We look at the rationale for doing so, as well as the public's reaction.

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A recent study revealed that workplace bullying can be detrimental to our physical health. We take a look at the prevalence of bullying at work in Malaysia and why it often goes unnoticed.

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What does the portfolio entail? Why is it a heavily politicised role? Who are the likely candidates? We discuss the role and weight of being the education minister as we await the announcement of Maszlee Malik's successor.

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We look at the predicted impact of climate change on Malaysia, and whether or not we are doing enough to prepare for it.

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The Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry will be commencing Ops Indah, a nationwide spot check on tourist hot spots that may be guilty of distorting prices of goods and services to tourists.

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Meat-free alternatives on the other hand, recorded the biggest growth rate of 18% to £405 million, according to Nielsen.

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New documents leaked by former Cambridge Analytica staff Brittany Kaiser reveal further allegations of their engagement with Barisan Nasional. We look into those allegations and what this means for data privacy in the country.

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Boris Johnson's advisor is looking to recruit “weirdos and misfits with odd skills” to help bring new ideas to Britain's government. We explore the pros and cons of hiring talent that don't fit a traditional mould.

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The study by Hays Asia also found that 28% of Malaysian respondents believed they were excluded from participation or faced a lack of respect due to their ethnicity. We speak to a recruitment expert to understand the issues that underpin racial discrimination at the workplace.

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