Evening Edition

The Indonesian government is hoping that civil servants with more than 500 social media followers can play an active role in disseminating information on its programmes.

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The two tech giants failed to make it into Glassdoor's annual rankings of the Top 10 best places to work; and instead the number one spot was claimed by HubSpot, a cloud computing software company.

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Italy has come up with plans to make the study of climate change compulsory in schools, making them the first country to do so. Would Malaysia benefit from a similar move?

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The SEA Games has led to an increase in sex trafficking in the Philippines, according to a report by the South China Morning Post. We look at the preparation that countries and cities take in anticipation of surges in tourist arrivals, and whether or not any measures are lacking at the moment.

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Emir Research's National Worry Index has found that Malaysians are "marginally maximum-worried" - we find out what that means and what the specific concerns are.

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Tesco has reportedly received bids for their businesses in Thailand and Malaysia, which analysts value to be around 7 billion pounds.

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We discuss a growing movement in South Korea where women are rejecting the traditional expectations of the country's male-dominated society, by embracing the Four Nos: no dating, no sex, no marriage, and no children.

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We go through the drama at the PKR national congress, and take a look at the key takeaways from the Umno general assembly and Amanah's national convention which also concluded over the weekend.

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World Bank's Malaysia Economic Monitor shows despite the fact that median income is outpacing inflation, income growth rates for low-income Malaysians and younger workers have been stifled over the years.

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According to rationale, increasing salaries would reduce motivation to engage in corruption; but does that actually happen in real life? We discuss with Alex Tan.

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