Malaysia’s Crackdown on Online Sugar Babies
A deep dive into sugar dating services in a Muslim, conservative country like Malaysia
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Ushar D.
Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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Ushar Daniele is an independent multi platform Bornean journalist based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. For over a decade, Daniele has covered her home region of Southeast Asia and prior to embarking on a freelance reporting career in 2017, Daniele worked as a reporter for Malay Mail to produce special reports and breaking news across the country. Daniele has since gone to produce news for Al Jazeera English and has displayed remarkable reporting skills on and off the camera with bylines on VICE News Tonight, CNN, South China Morning Post, Channel News Asia, Bloomberg, The New York Times and CNBC. Major events Daniele has reported on include the 2014 disappearance of Malaysian Airline flight MH370, the downing of MH17, the 2018 and 2022 Malaysian General Election, former Prime Minister Najib Razak corruption trials and the North Korean Kim Jong Nam murder trial in Malaysia. She has written extensively on current affairs, climate change, environment, tech and business news.
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VICE News: Interview with Mahathir Mohamad
Special interview with former Prime Minister of Malaysia Mahathir Mohamad
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FEATURE: '' As Jakarta sinks, Nusantara rises as the next Indonesian capital ''
A feature explaining Indonesia’s move from Jakarta to Nusantara and the challenges that comes with this decision to move one of the largest Asian capitals to a lesser known location
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Malaysia’s homegrown car brands bank on cheaper models to compete with Tesla and BYD
This article explores the EV boom in Malaysia, discussing how Proton and Perodua, Malaysia’s major homegrown car brands, are entering the electric vehicle (EV) space. They aim to compete with global giants like Tesla and BYD by offering more affordable EV models, with a price range likely under $25,000. This strategy is designed to tap into local drivers’ brand loyalty and push the adoption of EVs in Malaysia, where BYD and Tesla currently dominate the market.
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