Deft Malaysian diplomacy reassured Beijing of its good intentions without making major concessions in security, trade, or maritime travel; subtly maintained strong ties to the United States; kept Japan in the loop; and held ASEAN together in the face of mounting Chinese pressure.

TBY talks to HE Maithripala Sirisena, President of Sri Lanka, on the growing bilateral relationship, the benefits of an FTA between Malaysia and Sri Lanka, and his hopes for the direction of relations.

Often overlooked for its nexus at one of the most peaceful junctures of the world—and hence as somehow less dynamic than the Middle Kingdom or as awe-inspiring as the ever-exciting Middle East—the ASEAN block is nonetheless not to be taken lightly.

TBY talks to Tun Musa bin Hitam, Chairman of the World Islamic Economic Foundation (WIEF), on doing business across religious lines, improving global Muslim society, and implementing ethical lending systems.

TBY talks to Dato' Sri Mustapa Mohamed, Minister of International Trade and Industry (MITI), on economic integration, investments in infrastructure, and the future of free trade.

TBY talks to Dato' Sri Idris Jala, CEO of the Performance Management and Delivery Unit (PEMANDU), on the National Transformation Program, closer ties with Singapore, and the impact of TPP.

TBY talks to Dato' Dzulkifli Mahmud, Former CEO of Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE), on youth entrepreneurship, attracting Fortune 500 firms, and high aerospace aspirations.

TBY recently gathered some of Malaysia's top businesspeople to discuss the role of fintech, the innovation ecosystem, and the outlook for the next five years.

OBOR has the potential to reshape global trade, connect major economic blocs, and affect the lives of 4.4 billion people in 65 countries.

According to Credit Suisse, the CNB is forecast holding on rates in response to recent ringgit instability.

TBY talks to
 Datuk Muhammad bin Ibrahim, Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia, on the openness of the Malaysian economy and enhancing growth potential.

Malaysia is a major financial hub and the sector is looking at new ways to increase access to financial services for all consumers.

Ever innovative, Malaysia's capital markets are stretching the field through local innovation and regional initiatives.

TBY talks to Ismitz Matthew De Alwis, CEO of Kenanga Investors, on the range of services required to meet the investment needs and working towards unlocking the Islamic wealth pool.

The state power company is key in supporting Malaysia's energy sector and has played a significant role in helping the country to transform into a developed nation.

The Pengerang Industrial Complex is set to be come a cornerstone of Malaysia's industrial and energy sectors as a result to its prime location and wide array of services.

TBY talks to Mohd Zamzam bin Jaafar, CEO of the Malaysia Nuclear Power Corporation (MNPC), on the progress being made on the path toward nuclear energy, the international and national guidelines that are being followed, and the regional perspectives on nuclear energy.

Malaysia continues to stand out as the destination of choice for foreign investors as a result of the government's open economic policies, strategic infrastructural planning, and central location in ASEAN.

TBY talks to Dato' Azmi Mohd Ali, Senior Partner at Azmi & Associates, on the expected issues with the AEC, its work on Islamic banking, and improving the regulatory environment.