Today, England’s Department of Education kickstarts a new scheme that will make sanitary products like pads and tampons freely available to schools and colleges in the country. We take a look if we can emulate this to address period poverty in Malaysia.

A prized painting by Gustav Klimt that was stolen nearly 23 years ago, has been found and authenticated. We look at the fascinating story behind its theft and reappearance.

To charge your smartphone, you still need to have some kind of cable running power to it from an electrical socket. But several companies have touted the possibility that over-the-air charging will soon render chargers obsolete.

As deepfake tech grows more and more convincing by the day, it’s getting harder for people to discern between an altered video and the real deal. An article that was supposed to tell us how to spot doctored videos doesn’t really say much at all, which means the only real way to spot deepfakes… is to consume as many deepfakes as possible. 

According to Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Malaysia is on track to commercially roll out 5G technology in the third quarter of 2020. This comes on the back of launching the 5G Malaysia Demonstration Projects in Langkawi over the weekend, making officially making Langkawi a 5G-ready island. We look at the case studies that was showcased and what to expect in the near future.

It’s easy to feel like transformation is hard to achieve, or some miracle of life like a caterpillar metamorphosing into a butterfly. But it turns out that metamorphosis isn’t as difficult - or as clear cut - as the analogy usually suggests. Hetal Doshi, organisational psychologist, joins us for the first of twelve shows all about “The Butterfly Effect” of organisational transformation.

Ray Teng talks about his transition from a job in the tech field to founding a job-hiring company, how AJobThing caters well to all kinds of employees and employers, and how he’s used his learnings from his experience in the 2014 Alliance Bank BizSmart SME Innovation Challenge to take AJobThing to the next level.

Nearly two years on from GE14, a new compilation of essays and articles, titled Rebirth: Reformasi, Resistance and Hope in New Malaysia reflects on the dynamics, issues and circumstances that underpinned the historic outcome. Our panel dissects what happened from their perspectives, and also discusses how the country should, or could, move forward.

Lendlease, a global property and development company with AUD$100 billion of projects in the pipeline is known for landmark projects like Tate Britain and the Sydney Opera House. This company has now set its sights on TRX with a stake in the lifestyle quarter, so we speak to Tony Lombardo, CEO of Lendlease Asia to find out their plans in this very crowded property market and also their strategy for Asia.

UMNO has emerged as the winner of Saturday's Kimanis by-election, which saw voter turnout of over 80%, and a winning margin of just over 2,000 votes. Does the blame for Pakatan Harapan's loss fall at the federal or state level? We speak to Ibrahim Suffian, Programme Director at the Merdeka Centre, about key issues like the Sabah Temporary Pass, the rural-urban divide, and whether the result in Kimanis signifies the pendulum swinging back to Barisan Nasional.