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Malaysia-Japan ties more crucial in an uncertain world, says PM Anwar

  • Published: June 11, 20268:35 am
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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‘Electoral clashes likely’ in upcoming polls in Malaysia’s Johor and Negri Sembilan

Prof Datuk Dr Sivamurugan Pandian of Universiti Sains Malaysia said the real test is not whether PAS and Bersatu remain in the same coalition, but whether they can avoid…

  • Published: June 10, 20267:55 am
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These Malaysian deaf bakers are baking their way to independence

The bakery, which has 15 workers, is known for its cashew nut cookies, chocolate chip cookies and pineapple rolls, among others. They also bake muffins, bread and cakes.

  • Published: June 9, 20268:25 am
  • Author Yasmin Abdul Latif
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Malaysian government to expand online harm definition to cover graphic content: minister

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil said the move is intended to safeguard the sensitivities of the public, victims and families, as well as prevent interference with…

  • Published: June 9, 20268:00 am
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Arts festival in Malaysia’s Kuantan set to spark a creative bounce across the East Coast

The inaugural Kuantan Arts Festival (KuArts), a three-day event taking place from June 12 -14, will span multiple venues along Jalan Besar, including Hock Bee building, Belatuk…

  • Published: June 8, 202612:23 pm
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The polls are the thing

The writer observes, "With the sudden dissolution of its state assembly, Johor has officially become Malaysia’s political theatre."

  • Published: June 8, 20268:45 am
  • Author Philip Golingai
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Renewed scrutiny over legality of endangered elephants’ move from Malaysia to Japan

The elephants – Dara, Amoi and Kelat – are currently housed at Tennoji Zoo in Osaka, but campaigners are calling for their return, arguing that the animals should never have…

  • Published: June 5, 20269:38 am
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Malaysia defends trade practices as US studies excess capacity, forced labour concerns

Trade minister Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani said US concerns centred on allegations of excess production capacity and forced labour, particularly on whether or not products from…

  • Published: June 5, 20269:00 am
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Fresh hope for rare langurs of Malaysia’s Johor

The Raffles’ banded langur was classified as “critically endanger­ed” by the International Union for Conservation of Nature in 2022.

  • Published: June 4, 202612:18 pm
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81-year-old Malaysian batik master uses art to navigate life with Parkinson’s disease

Sam Karuna unveils his latest exhibition, "Soul to Soul: A Quiet Resilience", in Petaling Jaya, a showcase of acrylic and oil paintings, and a reflection of a life reshaped by…

  • Published: June 4, 20268:15 am
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