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Education
Young athlete wows with healing balm
GETTING wounds and muscle aches from active participation in sports may be a downer, but it inspired Aeshwarya Sivakumar to invent a balm to help with wound recovery and muscle relief.
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Singapore
Wong maps bold global playbook
The new government's first priority is to secure for Singapore an assured place in a changed world, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.
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AseanPlus News
Hong Kong opens up universities
The city has said it will open its universities to more international students, highlighting those affected by the US government's move this week to block Harvard from enrolling foreign nationals.
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Focus
Waging peace amid perpetual conflicts
Diplomacy and dialogue are unfortunately incorrectly perceived as signs of weakness and lack of resolve.
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Japan
Viral comic sparks fear of quake hitting Japan
Holiday bookings to Japan from key Asian markets have plunged ahead of the busy summer season.
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Nation
Probe ‘cruel and senseless’ act of spray painting trapped monkey
PETALING JAYA: An animal welfare group has called for an immediate investigation into a viral video showing a monkey being sprayed with paint while trapped in a cage in Desa Moccis, Sungai Buloh.
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Vietnam
Telegram ‘surprised’ by order to block app
The technology ministry has ordered telecommunication service providers to block messaging app Telegram for not cooperating in combating alleged crimes committed by its users, in a move that Telegram said was surprising.
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Education
‘Mrs Bhupalan, a compass of integrity’
The world has lost a luminary with the passing of Datuk Rasammah Bhupalan.
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Myanmar
Hundreds feared dead after twin boat disasters
The UN refugee agency said it fears that 427 Rohingya fleeing Myanmar and a refugee camp in Bangladesh may have died at sea this month.
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Pakistan
Border skies stay shut as tensions simmer
Islamabad and Delhi's aviation authorities said they would extend an airspace ban on each other's airlines, after the worst violence between the nuclear-armed rivals in decades.
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Nation
Man recovering after attack by girlfriend’s ex-husband
SUBANG: A 47-year-old man suffered injuries after he was allegedly attacked by his girlfriend's former husband and two accomplices in Puchong.
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Nation
No fuel hike for Malaysians, but foreigners will pay more
JOHOR BARU: Foreigners will need to pay more for fuel under the fuel rationalisation exercise, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Nation
Nurul Izzah aims to raise number of women, youth candidates
JOHOR BARU: PKR is looking at drawing at least 40% of its general election candidates from women and the youth, says its newly-minted deputy president Nurul Izzah Anwar.
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Education
Shaping doctors who listen
AS healthcare continues to shift from doctor-centred to patient-centred practices, soft skills are becoming increasingly vital for future doctors.
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Nation
Anwar urged to focus on healing party rifts
JOHOR BARU: PKR party president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim must move to unite party members, following Nurul Izzah Anwar's unseating of Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli for the deputy president's post, says a party veteran.
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Nation
Domestic travel the main draw at Penang MATTA Fair
GEORGE TOWN: The Penang edition of the Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (MATTA) Fair this year is seeing exhibitors focusing on domestic destinations in support of Visit Malaysia 2026.
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Nation
‘No nepotism involved’
JOHOR BARU: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has described claims of nepotism following his daughter's successful outing at PKR's recent party polls as unfair to him and the party.
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Nation
Vietnamese nationals get help with spouse visas
IPOH: Perak MCA Youth has introduced a bilingual guideline to assist Vietnamese nationals married to Malaysians in applying for a spouse visa.
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Nation
Foreigner held for allegedly molesting bus passenger
MELAKA: A bus passenger was allegedly molested by a fellow passenger as they travelled on an express bus from Kuala Lumpur to the Melaka Sentral bus terminal here.
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