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US President Joe Biden (left) joined by Asean leaders in exchanging views on regional and global issues during Asean-US Special Summit at the State Department in Washington D.C., on Friday (local time). File photo - BERNAMA
US President Joe Biden (left) joined by Asean leaders in exchanging views on regional and global issues during Asean-US Special Summit at the State Department in Washington D.C., on Friday (local time). File photo - BERNAMA
COLUMNISTS
United States courting the Southeast Asia region
After a tumultuous scheduling arrangement and even on the brink of a last-minute cancellation, the...
Ismail Sabri delivered his speech at the 27th International Conference on the Future of Asia.
Ismail Sabri delivered his speech at the 27th International Conference on the Future of Asia.
National
Now not the time for world to remain divided - PM
TOKYO - Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob, in his speech at the 27th...
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Illustration photo.
National
HFMD cases on the rise, protect your child, follow SOP
KUALA LUMPUR - A week after celebrating Hari Raya Aidilfitri in her village in Pekan,...
Illustration Photo. Source - 123rf
Illustration Photo. Source - 123rf
COLUMNISTS
It’s about ecosystems, not about old vs young
Professor Tajuddin Rasdi wrote an extremely thought provoking article, titled: “Anwar Ibrahim, old...
Prof Tajuddin Rasdi says even by a stroke of miracle Rafizi Ramli becomes PM and Nurul Izzah Anwar becomes DPM, both would not last six months due to conservative Malay perspective and now a toxic conservative Islamic narrative that will ensure both young leaders ‘die’ young politically. - Photo: BERNAMA
Prof Tajuddin Rasdi says even by a stroke of miracle Rafizi Ramli becomes PM and Nurul Izzah Anwar becomes DPM, both would not last six months due to conservative Malay perspective and now a toxic conservative Islamic narrative that will ensure both young leaders ‘die’ young politically. - Photo: BERNAMA
LETTERS
Anwar Ibrahim, old politics and the struggle for a New Malaysia
In today’s column, I choose to take a totally opposite position to the letter written by my friend...
Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin said Malaysia supported reforms towards an international health architecture that would avoid the moral failures in the response to Covid-19. - Photo: BERNAMA
Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin said Malaysia supported reforms towards an international health architecture that would avoid the moral failures in the response to Covid-19. - Photo: BERNAMA
National
Malaysia supports recommendations for sustainable financing - Khairy
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia supported the recommendations for sustainable financing that would make the...
Illustrative image (Source: 123rf)
Illustrative image (Source: 123rf)
MALAYSIA
Malaysian brain drain – don’t go chasing waterfalls
The topic of brain drain has been increasingly becoming the talk of the town for Malaysians...
Are we burying our heads in the sand? (Cover art by Darsh Kanda)
Are we burying our heads in the sand? (Cover art by Darsh Kanda)
LETTERS
Malaysians, do we care?
This article was originally published on Between The Lines, a weekday newsletter that summarises the...
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Illustration photo. Source - 123rf
Focus
Orphaned and Unfortunate: Malaysia’s bewildering flirtation with orphanage policy (Part 1)
SHAH ALAM - A heavy sigh, one laced with disappointment, was the first thing Datin Paduka Che Asmah...
Japanese ambassador to Malaysia Katsuhiko Takahashi says 2022 marks the 40th Year of Look East Policy.
Japanese ambassador to Malaysia Katsuhiko Takahashi says 2022 marks the 40th Year of Look East Policy.
National
Japan sees M'sia as strategic partner in trade, tech, managing disaster, aging society
SHAH ALAM - Japan sees Malaysia as a strategic partner in investment, transferring digital...
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Photo by Bernama
Photo by Bernama
Misha Omar to reunite with fans
In this picture taken on November 11, 2024, Morning Mama owner Qurrata Ayuni, who lost her parents in the 2004 tsunami, makes a coffee at her cafe in Banda Aceh. - Photo by AFP
In this picture taken on November 11, 2024, Morning Mama owner Qurrata Ayuni, who lost her parents in the 2004 tsunami, makes a coffee at her cafe in Banda Aceh. - Photo by AFP
Woman-owned cafe in Indonesia's Syariah stronghold shakes stigma
The survey revealed that over 85 per cent of Shopee Affiliates promoted more local brands than international brands, dedicating the majority of their efforts to support homegrown products. - Photo credit: Shopee
The survey revealed that over 85 per cent of Shopee Affiliates promoted more local brands than international brands, dedicating the majority of their efforts to support homegrown products. - Photo credit: Shopee
97 per cent of Shopee Affiliates support Malaysian brands, drive local business growth
Pangkor Island - Photo: Canva
Pangkor Island - Photo: Canva
Dive deeper into Perak, explore these treasures beyond Ipoh and Kuala Kangsar
Tasting the stingless bee's honey. Photo: Islamic Tourism Centre
Tasting the stingless bee's honey. Photo: Islamic Tourism Centre
Labu Kubong: A quiet village transforming life into tourism
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Dive deeper into Perak, explore these treasures beyond Ipoh and Kuala Kangsar
Pangkor Island - Photo: Canva
Pangkor Island - Photo: Canva
Discovering the timeless charm of Perak’s history and scenic beauty
Perak is a vibrant mixture of colonial charm and rich history. Photo: CANVA
Perak is a vibrant mixture of colonial charm and rich history. Photo: CANVA
Wander through Tasik Cermin 1 and 2: Which lake holds the most magic?
Hidden within the limestone hills of Perak, lies the majestic Tasik Cermin. Photo: Islamic Tourism Centre
Hidden within the limestone hills of Perak, lies the majestic Tasik Cermin. Photo: Islamic Tourism Centre
Labu Kubong: A quiet village transforming life into tourism
Tasting the stingless bee's honey. Photo: Islamic Tourism Centre
Tasting the stingless bee's honey. Photo: Islamic Tourism Centre
Woman-owned cafe in Indonesia's Syariah stronghold shakes stigma
In this picture taken on November 11, 2024, Morning Mama owner Qurrata Ayuni, who lost her parents in the 2004 tsunami, makes a coffee at her cafe in Banda Aceh. - Photo by AFP
In this picture taken on November 11, 2024, Morning Mama owner Qurrata Ayuni, who lost her parents in the 2004 tsunami, makes a coffee at her cafe in Banda Aceh. - Photo by AFP
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