Those who prefer English are trapped in a colonial mindset: Malaysia’s PAS
The Marang MP also criticized Malaysians who constantly belittle the Bahasa Malaysia language, saying "Their souls are still trapped with the former colonists who previously…
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Beware the dubious dentist
Some beauty centres in Malaysia are offering illicit dentistry courses under the guise of beauty treatment, with many operating illegally after the course.
Taliban still illegitimate rulers, say Afghan women activists
Since returning to power in August, the Taliban's harsh interpretation of Sharia law has imposed severe restrictions on Afghans — particularly women.
Another spell of flooding can upend life in Sylhet
The frightening regularity and intensity with which we're being hit by floods should worry the policymakers.
Volunteer wins praise for carrying dead body on his bike
Many Thai netizens complimented the young rescue volunteer for his bravery and dedication in doing his job and completing his mission.
Journalists need tech mastery to counter information wars: Nobel Peace prize winner Maria Ressa
Touching on how fake online accounts have a real-world impact, she also expressed worry for the "more than 30 elections in the world" being conducted this year.
Dozens buried alive in massive Manipur landslide
So far, 19 people have been rescued and the injured individuals are being medically treated at Noney Army Medical unit.
Fighting fit even at 72
Known as the “Iron Lady” by her friends, 72-year-old Malaysian-born Suzie Oliver boasts six-pack abs and her ability to lift up to 60 kilos.
Reimagining the post-pandemic world
The prevalent paradigm of our era with its sole focus on perpetual growth disregards many aspects of the human condition and the limitations of our biosphere.
Japanese govt calls for power saving as crunch continues
Due to severe heat, electricity demand was expected to be close to the summer peak, and the ministry called for power saving between 3 pm and 8 pm to a reasonable extent.