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Malaysia bars civil servants from using Waze, citing Israel’s control of app
Oct 21, 2026

Malaysia bars civil servants from using Waze, citing Israel’s control of app

All civil servants in Malaysia have been banned from using Waze, following a warning by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim of security concerns over the Israeli government’s control of the mobile navigation app. The government announced the decision after a National Cyber Security Committee (NCSC) meeting chaired by Anwar on Tuesday, according to an official circular. “In this regard, all ministry secretaries-general and heads of department must make sure this decision is communicated to all officers...


Homage turns its in-house care software into a business as Singapore turns super-aged
Oct 21, 2026

Homage turns its in-house care software into a business as Singapore turns super-aged

Ask a care manager in Singapore when the workday ends and the honest answer is: some time after the last visit, once the roster is patched, the visit notes are filed and the calls to anxious families about a missed shift are done. Homage, the Singapore-founded home care company, thinks that unglamorous back office is […] The post Homage turns its in-house care software into a business as Singapore turns super-aged appeared first on e27.


Singapore hits back over claims it rigged Indonesia’s stock market crash
Oct 21, 2026

Singapore hits back over claims it rigged Indonesia’s stock market crash

Singapore’s state investors Temasek and GIC have denied involvement in Indonesia’s looming MSCI reclassification, following accusations that the city state’s sovereign wealth funds were pulling strings behind the scenes for their own gain. On Wednesday, Fock Wai Hoong, head of Asia-Pacific at Temasek Global Investments, said the claims had “no basis” and were “patently untrue”. GIC also dismissed the allegations. Former Indonesian trade minister Muhammad Lutfi on Monday claimed that both firms...


Does Singapore’s tougher stance on haze mark an inflection point?
Oct 21, 2026

Does Singapore’s tougher stance on haze mark an inflection point?

Singapore has warned it will go after companies responsible for the forest fires in Indonesia causing the regional haze, but cross-border challenges remain stumbling blocks to solving a problem that has plagued the city state for decades. Analysts point to long-standing obstacles hampering the country’s decade-old haze legislation, such as complex corporate ownership and opaque transboundary supply chains. To date, no company has been prosecuted under the law. Beyond legal threats, greater...


Oct 21, 2026

PM’s new narcotics bill equates possession with trafficking

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has submitted legal amendments that would intensify drug suppression through longer detention, greater data access for authorities and a redefinition of all drug possessors as traffickers.


Oct 21, 2026

Bangkok college move to go ahead, says minister

Higher Education Minister Yodchanan Wongsawat has confirmed plans to relocate a central Bangkok vocational college at the centre of decades-old land dispute, despite student protests, pledging support to minimise disruption during the 90-day transition.


Oct 21, 2026

Suvarnabhumi denies online claim of luggage search

Suvarnabhumi airport has said it has not found any evidence that its staff opened and searched a passenger’s luggage, responding to a Thai travel blogger who claimed online that her belongings had been rummaged through.


The world’s rich are turning inward. Southeast Asia’s entrepreneurs are packing their bags
Oct 21, 2026

The world’s rich are turning inward. Southeast Asia’s entrepreneurs are packing their bags

For two decades, the startup gospel was simple: find product-market fit at home, then blitzscale across borders. In 2026, much of the world appears to be rethinking the second half of that sentence. According to HSBC’s Global Entrepreneurial Wealth Report (GEWR) 2026, the share of entrepreneurs globally who want to expand internationally fell six percentage […] The post The world’s rich are turning inward. Southeast Asia’s entrepreneurs are packing their bags appeared first on e27.


What’s behind the quiet US diplomatic thaw with Myanmar?
Oct 21, 2026

What’s behind the quiet US diplomatic thaw with Myanmar?

Fresh from walking down red carpets laid out by his Southeast Asian neighbours, Myanmar’s ex-military chief Min Aung Hlaing appears to have a new diplomatic feather in his cap: re-engagement with the United States. Washington slapped sanctions on Min Aung Hlaing just 10 days after his February 1, 2021 coup and the ensuing bloody crackdown on pro-democracy protesters. Waves of subsequent sanctions targeted military-linked companies and cronies. Yet since last month, two rounds of talks with US...


Bitcoin at US$82,829: Why a 95% correlation with the S&P 500 should worry long term believers
Oct 21, 2026

Bitcoin at US$82,829: Why a 95% correlation with the S&P 500 should worry long term believers

The digital asset landscape intertwines deeply with traditional equities rather than operating in isolation. The leading cryptocurrency recently climbed 1.67 per cent to reach US$82,829.06 over a single 24-hour period. This upward progression closely tracks a broad financial recovery. Risk assets worldwide are bouncing back from recent weakness. The digital sector mirrors this exact trajectory […] The post Bitcoin at US$82,829: Why a 95% correlation with the S&P 500 should worry long term believers appeared first on e27.


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