Khan has been making fiery speeches to gatherings across the South Asian nation as he pushes for new elections after being ousted from power in April through a parliamentary vote.

Shorts has 'really taken off', says YouTube chief product officer Neal Mohan.

British YouTuber Mark O'Dea speaks about starting out as part of a boy band, his love for Malaysia (but not its OTW culture), and finding 'the one'.

Users are now able to upload videos as long as 10 minutes.

Vloggers Logesh and Rachel stress the significance of being grounded in culture.

Vloggers Logesh and Rachel speak to MalaysiaNow about life in the US, missing Malaysia and raising their children to know the best of both worlds.

Examples of content that won't be allowed on YouTube include claims that the flu vaccine causes infertility and that the MMR shot can cause autism.

The Google-owned video platform says it relies on 'expert consensus from health organisations'.

Sky News Australia allegedly uploaded videos denying the existence of Covid-19 and encouraging people to use untested experimental drugs to treat the virus.

Analysts say it's likely that these latest results will lead to further calls for regulatory scrutiny to curb their dominance.

Researchers found that users in non-English-speaking countries were recommended 60% more 'regrettable' videos.

The move responds to concerns about violence and other inappropriate content which may be viewed by minors on the massive video-sharing platform.