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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is in a fierce battle to retain his position, facing a formidable challenge from Labour leader Keir Starmer. As the Conservatives brace for what could be a historic defeat, all eyes are on whether Labour will secure a decisive victory. However, is it a foregone conclusion? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Hafiz Marzukhi speaks to UM's Assoc Prof Dr Roy Anthony Rogers, Deputy Executive Director (Development, Research, & Innovation), Asia Europe Institute

On this episode of #TheFutureIsFemale Melisa Idris speaks to Ann Francke OBE, Chief Executive of the Chartered Management Institute, Britain’s professional body for management and leadership. She is also the author of ‘Create a Gender-Balanced Workplace’ and in 2020 she was awarded an OBE for services to Workplace Equality.

Nearly 200 Meta employees raised similar concerns in an open letter to Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg and other leaders earlier this year.

1MDB alleged that PetroSaudi Chief Investment Officer Patrick Mahony aided several individuals to misappropriate its funds.

The former executives said Elon Musk falsely accused them of misconduct and forced them out of Twitter.

CAAM chief executive officer Datuk Captain Norazman Mahmud said they were still gathering information on the incident.

The company executives were from the manufacturing sector, including medical devices, metals as well as data centres, finance and trading.

The Communications Ministry recently launched an updated version of the Malaysian Code of Ethics for Journalists, 35 years after it was first developed by the Malaysian Press Institute. Given how much the media landscape has changed in the decades since, is the Code well-suited for the way media is produced and consumed today? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Wathshlah Naidu, Executive Director of the Center for Independent Journalism and Member of the Pro-tem Committee of the Malaysian Media Council.

They were charged with with 164 counts of CBT, cheating and money laundering involving tens of millions of ringgit in company's funds.

Forgotten Baby Syndrome refers to a phenomenon in which young children are mistakenly left in vehicles. Research has found that over 25% of parents with children under 3 have lost awareness of the child being present in the car at some point during the drive. In light of recent deaths involving young children left in cars, is this an issue for policymakers to address? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Anfaal Saari, Selangor State Executive Council Member for Women & Family Empowerment, Welfare, and the Care Economy.

Indonesians head to the polls on Wednesday February 14th to choose a new president and vice president, which will mark the first change in leadership in 10 years as outgoing President Joko Widodo has served his maximum two terms. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Khoirunnisa Nur Agustyati, Executive Director of the Association for Election and Democracy (Perludem).

Indonesians head to the polls on Wednesday February 14th to choose a new president and vice president, which will mark the first change in leadership in 10 years as outgoing President Joko Widodo has served his maximum two terms. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Aditya Perdana, Associate Professor at Department of Political Science at Universitas Indonesia. He is also executive director of ALGORITMA Research and Consulting.

Katie Puris also claims TikTok refused to grant her leave to address medical conditions spurred by the stress and pressure of her job.

A recent exposé by MalaysiaKini documented how fake contracts, worth millions of ringgit with non-existent companies, were used to get quotas to bring in migrant workers who were then stranded in Malaysia without jobs or any income for months. What were the loopholes that allowed for this to take place and how can we close them? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Adrian Pereira, Executive Director at North-South Initiative, a migrant-and-refugee rights NGO.

In its latest Malaysia Gender Pay Gap Index, the Statistics Department found that, on average, for every RM100 in salaries and wages received by men, women receive just RM66.67. This is a sharp decline from RM96.21 in 2021. What is the reason for the decline, and what policies are needed to address it? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Tan E Hun, Executive Director of the think tank, Research for Social Advancement (REFSA).