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Former Chief Justice Tun Zaki Azmi has cautioned that artificial intelligence, despite its analytical capabilities, cannot and should not replace human judgment in critical decision-making roles, particularly within the judiciary.
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Pakatan Harapan's communications director calls on Negeri Sembilan voters to elect trustworthy leaders ahead of the state election, emphasizing the importance of sound financial stewardship and people-centred development.
Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani has called on Negri Sembilan voters to prioritise selecting competent leaders over being swayed by tangential political concerns during the electoral process.
Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming has urged political leaders to uphold moderation, mutual respect and national unity, warning that divisive rhetoric undermines Malaysia's multicultural foundation.
Sultan Nazrin Shah has warned that nations with abundant resources can still fail without strong institutions and accountable leadership, speaking at a global Islamic thought conference in Ipoh.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has made a final appeal to Johorean voters on the eve of the state election, emphasizing that their ballot will shape the trajectory of Johor's development and governance.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stressed that leaders must embrace learning and innovation whilst safeguarding fundamental values of trust and integrity, speaking at a global youth summit in Putrajaya.
The resignation of a senior Johor Umno figure has reignited discussion about the party's independence and its complex relationship with the state palace, with observers cautioning against crossing constitutional boundaries.