COMMENT | Five problems that Malaysian liberals should recognise (Part 1)

Malaysia Kini - Nov 8, 2026

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‘Ayo Ayo sa Nangayo’ puts Bohol’s environmental struggle into perspective

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Through local folklore and the story of a century-old narra tree, the award-winning Bohol film asks how much of the environment humanity is willing to lose in the name of change

Cebu Pacific rolls out 11.11 'Piso sale'

Nov 8, 2026

Budget carrier Cebu Pacific on Sunday announced the roll out of its discounted base fares for both domestic and international flights as part of its November promotion.

Singapore targets at least 40% reduction in emissions from aviation fuels

Nov 8, 2026

Singapore will only purchase sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) that delivers at least a 40% reduction in lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions compared with conventional jet fuel, as part of efforts to ensure tangible environmental benefits from its aviation emissions reduction roadmap.

Vietnam's top leader and spouse depart for official visit to Japan

Nov 8, 2026

Party General Secretary and President To Lam and his spouse, Ngo Phuong Ly, left Hanoi on Sunday for a four-day official visit to Japan at the invitation of the Japanese state.

Blocking AG from challenging Najib's order undermines rule of law, say NGOs

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[Two Pronged] My husband’s porn consumption seems extreme

Nov 8, 2026

'Is it normal — as my husband says and that I should just accept — that he watches pornography all the time?'

PH agri trade deficit widened by nearly 25% in September

Nov 8, 2026

The country's agricultural trade deficit widened by almost 25% in September 2026 as export revenues declined, data from the Philippine Statistics Authority showed.

Gifting with a purpose: Filipino brands doing more than just selling

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These small businesses give back to the communities they serve

P60 daily wage and tagging panties: Rise of Robinsons Retail

Nov 8, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — At 23, Robina Gokongwei-Pe joined Robinsons Department Store as “bodegera,” a receiving clerk who manually counted inventory. It was 1984, and she was paid a daily wage of P60—equivalent to P600 in today’s prices. READ: RRHI core profit up 6% to P6.7B Her brother, Lance Gokongwei, spent his summers tagging women’s underwear. When he

Ayala Land gears up for stronger 2027 after ‘demanding’ year

Nov 8, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Property giant Ayala Land Inc. is positioning for stronger growth in 2027, banking on higher recurring income, a more active but selective residential launch program and a stronger balance sheet. After a demanding year for the real estate sector, the Ayala-led firm said it was looking to convert gains from its leasing portfolio

AI adoption pays off only when businesses invest in people

Nov 8, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Businesses have spent the past decade racing to bring artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations. Much of the business world’s talk about AI has centered on its promise to slash costs, speed up operations and squeeze more productivity out of every hour. But for global learning platform Coursera, AI is only as powerful

COMMENT | Five problems that Malaysian liberals should recognise (Part 1)

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Gencorp counsel skips Sara Duterte impeachment trial on Nov. 9, cites medical reason

‘Ayo Ayo sa Nangayo’ puts Bohol’s environmental struggle into perspective

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Vietnam's top leader and spouse depart for official visit to Japan

Blocking AG from challenging Najib's order undermines rule of law, say NGOs

[Two Pronged] My husband’s porn consumption seems extreme

PH agri trade deficit widened by nearly 25% in September

Gifting with a purpose: Filipino brands doing more than just selling

P60 daily wage and tagging panties: Rise of Robinsons Retail

Ayala Land gears up for stronger 2027 after ‘demanding’ year

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