A. Azim Idris is a journalist and writer with a keen interest in collecting vinyl records. Following his Mass Communications (Technology & Policy) undergraduate degree studies in Murdoch University, Perth, he joined the New Straits Times in 2010 as a cub reporter before being posted to the bureaus in Kuala Terengganu and Putrajaya. He has also previously worked for The Rakyat Post as a senior reporter.
AS election fever picks up in Malaysia and with polling day set mid-week on May 9, several netizens in the Southeast Asian country have banded together to crowdsource funds and...
MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Najib Razak on Friday dissolved the country’s parliament, paving way for widely-anticipated 14th General Election slated to be held in early May.
INDONESIA has threatened to shut down Facebook, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday, amid concerns that personal data of citizens is being harvested and the spread of fake news ahead of the...
THE Malaysian government is looking to impose a hefty fine and a lengthy prison sentence for the dissemination of fake news in a Bill that is expected to be bulldozed...
FOR over an hour, Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM) professor Kamarul Zaman Yusoff did not hold back at an undistinguished forum assessing 93-year-old Dr. Mahathir Mohamed’s ability to become Prime Minister,...
