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When does a lawsuit on journalists become a ‘SLAPP’? – Kassim Noor Mohamed

Criminologist says lawsuits against journalists should not automatically be viewed as attempts to silence the media, stressing the need to distinguish intimidation from legitimate legal recourse

A defamation suit is not necessarily an attack on press freedom, on the contrary… – Rocky Bru

Court battles give reporters the opportunity to defend the truth, fairness and public interest behind their work

Australia pushes Big Tech to fund local journalism

Proposed levy would see tech giants pay 2.25% of Australian revenue unless they strike deals with media outlets

Media Council to enforce ethics and accountability in journalism – Fahmi

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil says the Malaysian Media Council, established under the Media Council Act 2025, will serve as a self-regulatory body to uphold ethical standards and handle public complaints against the media

How many more journalists must die, RSF? — Rocky Bru

Despite the unprecedented culling of reporters in occupied Palestine, Israel has lost only 11 spots on RSF’s World Press Freedom Index; China is still considered dangerous; Malaysia is up by only 19 places
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The Formula for F1’s return to Sepang – Dr Helmy Haja Mydin

The biggest race turnout at the SIC to date is enough cause to consider a resurrection of the Malaysian GP

Short-lived La Niña expected in early 2026, but stable weather to follow

MetMalaysia forecasts cool conditions and brief shifts in rainfall patterns before returning to normal

Shadow AI in public sector raises questions over governance and data security – KV Soon

Concerns emerge over the use of AI agents linked to an official work email, highlighting the need for stronger oversight, accountability and safeguards

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