Malaysia is considering a new Parents Care Act similar to Singapore’s maintenance law. But Germany takes a very different approach with stronger financial safeguards and welfare protections.

Samsung’s family paid one of the world’s largest inheritance taxes- over $8 billion. This case reveals how differently Korea, the UK and Malaysia treat wealth after death.

The EU is rethinking copyright in the age of AI. But where does Malaysia stand? A clear comparison of law, risks and future direction.

Europe is moving towards stricter limits on teenagers using social media. Beyond harmful content, regulators are now focusing on AI-driven algorithms and “black box influence” shaping young users’ behaviour.

Paying a reservation fee without full clarity can cost you. Here’s how Malaysia and Cyprus differ in property buying and why timing of risk matters.

“Overtime may be required” sounds simple- until it becomes an expectation to always be available. Where does flexibility end and control begin?

As AI becomes more advanced, should we start thinking about rights beyond humans? A simple reflection on human rights, AI, and what freedom really means.

What should employees do when they suspect corruption at work? A practical look at risks, realities and responsible steps.

Public accusations in the workplace may go beyond poor judgemen- they can trigger defamation, data protection and governance risks.

Platform work is rapidly growing, but the law is evolving at different speeds. This article compares the EU’s Platform Work Directive (2024/2831) and Malaysia’s Gig Workers Act 2025, highlighting how…