Johan Merican says the perception that Putrajaya has drained state coffers without reinvesting is entirely misplaced.
Optimizing embassies and consulates, prioritizing key markets, and leveraging digital technology can turn every dollar invested into concrete results for the country.
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From robots to fortune-telling apps: Inside China’s diverse AI boom
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Nuclear momentum expanded worldwide as Japan’s domestic nuclear output regained nearly half of its market share since 2011 ...
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Holly Cummins gave a keynote at Goto Copenhagen where she urged developers to care about overlooked issues that shape their ...
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India’s urban co-op banks are turning the page—crisis to cautious revival, one metric ...
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Ukrainian war has showcased the level of adaptation needed for survival, presenting Taiwan with both a model and a warning: ...
A small language model blueprint for automation in IT and HR For IT and HR teams, SLMs can reduce the burden of repetitive tasks by automating ticket handling, routing, and approvals, while providing ...
In a related and decisive development, the MoU was officially signed by Meritorious Prof Dr Yousuf Khushk, Vice Chancellor of ...
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