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Malaysia's under-16 social media ban falls under scrutiny as loopholes emerge

The ban restricting social media usage for youth under the age of 16, which the Malaysian government has been enforcing since June 1, is facing controversy over its efficacy as possibilities for bypassed access and institutional limitations come to light. According to the Singaporean media outlet The Straits Times (ST) on June 15, Malaysia has prohibited in..

India hosts Myanmar junta chief’s first state visit to counter China
Myanmar's junta chief, Min Aung Hlaing, has chosen India as his first overseas destination since assuming the presidency. Analysts suggest that India's mov..

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