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Malaysia and BRICS: Balancing Global Opportunities and Challenges
This could give Malaysia more autonomy in its foreign policy, allowing it to navigate between competing global powers more effectively.
FILE PIX - The armed forces, police and other agencies scrambled to save those who were still trapped in their homes back in December 2021. (PHOTO BY XINHUA)
FILE PIX - The armed forces, police and other agencies scrambled to save those who were still trapped in their homes back in December 2021. (PHOTO BY XINHUA)
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Northeast Monsoon is coming, are we prepared for it?
The government has approved multiple flood mitigation projects costing over RM10 billion that needs to be closely monitored to prevent corruption and ensure effectiveness.
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The Travesty of Deferring the Social Work Profession Bill - A Plea to the Prime Minister of Malaysia
We have been waiting for 14 long years for this Bill to be tabled. Not one year, or five or even 10 years, but 14 years.
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Illustration by Sinar Daily
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Empowering Entrepreneurs: RM50 million Digital Matching Grant and new SME financing in Budget 2025
The RM50 million Digital Matching Grant and BSN’s Digital Grant aligns with the needs of modern-day content-preneurs.
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Illustration by Sinar Daily
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CRESS: The key to liberalising Malaysia's power market and boosting renewable energy
A well-structured grant program will provide innovative start-ups with the financial support needed to de-risk their investments, opportunity to scale up small scale pilot projects, and accelerate the adoption of these technologies.
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Photo illustration by Sinar Daily
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Strengthening Cardiac Care in Malaysia: Expanding access and expertise to combat heart disease
The Annual Reports of the Acute Coronary Syndrome Registry over the last decade (2011-21) has highlighted the low number and density of registered cardiologists in Malaysia compared to developed countries.
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Woman jailed three years for beating son to death
One of Uniqlo's outlets in Malaysia. Photo by @uniqlomyofficial.
One of Uniqlo's outlets in Malaysia. Photo by @uniqlomyofficial.
Uniqlo responds to allegations of employee mistreatment on social media
Members of the public gather beneath the 60-metre Sky i-City structure, part of i-City’s latest attraction offering a one-of-a-kind experience for visitors and tourists and emphasising its commitment to sustainable tourism, in Shah Alam, on January 18, 2025. — Photo by Bernama
Members of the public gather beneath the 60-metre Sky i-City structure, part of i-City’s latest attraction offering a one-of-a-kind experience for visitors and tourists and emphasising its commitment to sustainable tourism, in Shah Alam, on January 18, 2025. — Photo by Bernama
Sky i-City sets a new benchmark for thrills in Malaysia
A bulldozer clears debris off the Salah al-Din main road through the Gaza Strip, north of Nuseirat in the centre of the Palestinian territory on January 19, 2025. (Photo by Bashar TALEB / AFP)
A bulldozer clears debris off the Salah al-Din main road through the Gaza Strip, north of Nuseirat in the centre of the Palestinian territory on January 19, 2025. (Photo by Bashar TALEB / AFP)
92 per cent of Gaza homes 'destroyed due to Israeli aggression'
Palestinian prisoners released from jail by Israel under a truce with Hamas in Gaza wave to the crowd from inside a Red Cross bus upon their arrival. Photo by Zain Jaafar/AFP
Palestinian prisoners released from jail by Israel under a truce with Hamas in Gaza wave to the crowd from inside a Red Cross bus upon their arrival. Photo by Zain Jaafar/AFP
Gaza ceasefire: Red Cross facilitates hostage and prisoner swap in 'complex' operation