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Electric vehicle adoption Malaysia

Economists urge targeted EV spending, warn against diverting funds from essential services

Economists are divided over how much the government should invest in Malaysia's EV charging infrastructure, but agree that any spending must be fiscally disciplined, attract private investment and never come at the expense of healthcare, education or other essential public services

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InDrive faces termination for flouting guidelines

It is the second Russian e-hailing app after Maxim to face ban by Land Public Transport Agency

Cklamovski’s tactical gamble: Is Malaysia ready for the 3-4-3 revolution? — Sandru Narayanan

Early signs are promising, but defensive frailties could test Harimau Malaya’s adaptability

Sarawak targets 5 million visitors in 2026 with domestic push amid global headwinds

Tourism board banks on discounts, festivals, and local travel demand as geopolitical and economic pressures weigh on spending