The gamescom asia x Thailand Game Show 2025 Pitch Competition opens up opportunities for indie game developers from Southeast Asia to showcase their creative ideas on the international stage. 2 studios from Malaysia have qualified to the finals. So, what should you know about it?

Since 30 September 2025, many Malaysians have utilised the BUDI95 programme. However, this also created a new problem: Malaysians residing in Singapore are effectively locked out. With this, the Malaysian government will create a new pathway to allow citizens holding Singapore driving licences to access the BUDI95 fuel subsidy.

Starting today, all Malaysian citizens can only log in to the PDRM MyBayar app and website using MyDigital ID. So, what should you know about it?

Malaysia’s Ministry of Finance (MoF) has officially expanded the BUDI95 fuel subsidy program to cover all 16 million citizens with a valid MyKad and driving license, marking a major milestone in digital public service delivery.

The government recommends that all social media platforms in Malaysia implement the eKYC system using official documents such as MyKad, passport or MyDigital ID. So, what should you know about it?

According to Tom's Guide, Qualcomm has confirmed that 6G technology is now in active development, and pre-commercial devices based on this new generation network can be expected as early as 2028. So, what should you know about it?

The Malaysian government will review early feedback from the public on the Budi Madani RON95 (BUDI95) subsidy rollout, following initial issues raised since the scheme’s announcement. So, what should you know about it?

In conjunction with the BUDI95 announcement, Touch 'n Go eWallet recently confirmed that Malaysians can claim the subsidy on its app. As one of the official digital platforms supporting the programme, the feature will roll out in stages starting 27 September, with full public access starting 30 September 2025.

According to The Star, Malaysians will soon be able to verify their eligibility for the Budi Madani RON95 (BUDI95) petrol subsidy online, starting 25 September 2025. The move is intended to streamline access and reduce friction ahead of the subsidy’s full rollout.

Under the upcoming BUDI95 petrol subsidy scheme, Malaysians will face no restrictions on how many times they can fill up with RON95 petrol or diesel in a single day (for now). However, the government has made it clear it will be closely monitoring usage to prevent abuse and profiteering.