What do Malaysians think of Orang Asli land rights, education and healthcare tax? Do we care at all? We speak to Jason Wee and Tharma Pillai, who are part of the organizations that conducted this temperature check.

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Facebook is launching a new information hub to fight fake news on the climate crisis. How effective is this measure against fake news? Sabrina Magdalene gives us the details.

What are the benefits provided to parents who have to take care of their children while working from home during a pandemic? How do you ensure a non-parent employee feels fairly compensated as well? Do these structures exist in Malaysia? We speak to Deepa George to find out.

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As parents, it can be devastating and overwhelming to hear that your child has cancer. However, early diagnosis and effective treatment can improve outcomes of childhood cancer. Here to help us find out more about the treatment, support and care that children and their families need, is consultant paediatric haematologist-oncologist, Dr Eni Juraida Abdul Rahman from Sunway Medical.

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A recent article in The Atlantic highlighted that we're seeing a broader trend of women leading protests across the world. We'll take a look at whether we are also seeing such trends in Malaysia, and what happens when women lead protest movements. 

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Out and about in KL, or on your way to work in the city? You could stop by a book kiosk to get a free book. These book kiosks were installed by KL City Hall this year, as part of the Kuala Lumpur World Book Capital 2020 campaign. However, a number of the kiosks have already been vandalised and damaged – which leads us to ask: with attitudes like these, are Malaysians ready to become a reading society?

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Hot on the heels of Instagram’s Reels, YouTube is also addressing the threatening presence of TikTok with the announcement of their new feature, YouTube Shorts.

With travel being heavily restricted by COVID-19 and the rise of remote working globally, is the concept of the digital nomad being left behind?

Before the pandemic, co-working spaces were quickly becoming a major choice of workplace for many people and their companies. That changed when people were forced to work from home to stay safe. Now, it looks like co-working spaces may be a new default for those opting to work from home, while not really working from “home” at all.

Conor McNamara, Managing Director of ASEAN, Amazon Web Services (AWS) speaks to Arvindh Yuvaraj about how tech businesses across Southeast Asia were impacted by COVID-19.