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SUPP Kuching assists over 300 students at night counter for special aid applications

SUPP Kuching Branch assisted over 300 tertiary students in applying for the RM1,200 special living aid at a night counter service held at Life Café Padungan. The event, part of an ongoing initiative to help applicants for the state's Special Financial Assistance (BKK), also offered services like Kenyalang Gold Card registration, social welfare subsidies, and legal consultations. Youth chief Nicholas Wung highlighted the branch's on-site and online support, including assistance with income verification and documentation. Miri Mayor Adam Yii commended the team's efforts.

Honouring unsung heroes: 22 in Mukah receive PJPN medals for service during national crises

Twenty-two individuals, including 14 retired police officers and eight family members of deceased officers, received the 'Pingat Jasa Pahlawan Negara' (PJPN) medals in Mukah, Malaysia. The ceremony, held at the Mukah District Police Headquarters, recognized their service and sacrifice during the Emergency and Insurgency eras. Mukah police chief DSP Muhamad Rizal Alias emphasized the importance of honoring these individuals for defending the nation against communist threats. The PJPN award symbolizes national gratitude for their courage and contributions to Malaysia's peace and sovereignty.

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Upgrades coming for Subis senior activity centre, says S’wak deputy minister

Deputy Minister Datuk Rosey Yunus announced approved plans to upgrade the Subis senior citizen activity centre (Pawe) in Miri. A covered shed connecting Pawe and the Community-based Rehabilitation Centre (PDK) will be built for RM200,000, along with upgrades to the Pawe building itself, including floor repairs and improved safety fencing. Rosey emphasized the importance of these improvements for the safety and comfort of seniors, encouraging those aged 60 and above to join Pawe. The project, managed by the Public Works Department, is expected to be completed this year. Rosey also distributed RM75,838 in Minor Rural Project grants.

Deputy minister highlights unity, sustainability at Sarikei Gawai dinner

Deputy Minister Dato' Sri Huang Tiong Sii emphasized the importance of cultural preservation and environmental sustainability at a Gawai Dayak dinner in Sarikei. He highlighted Sarawak's racial harmony and how celebrations like Gawai Dayak strengthen unity. He encouraged attendees to adopt sustainable practices like minimizing waste and maintaining cleanliness, demonstrating civic responsibility and environmental respect.

Eurovision’s transformation over time as Switzerland hosts third edition — from 1956’s first contest to 2025’s spectacle

Switzerland will host Eurovision for the third time in 2025, in Basel. This article looks back at Switzerland's previous hosting experiences in 1956 (Lugano) and 1989 (Lausanne - Celine Dion's winning year). The 1956 contest, a technical experiment in transnational broadcasting, involved seven countries with two songs each. Lys Assia won for Switzerland. The article highlights the evolution of Eurovision, from a small, radio-focused event to a global spectacle reaching 160 million viewers.

Eurovision 2025: Full list of finalists — Big Five and qualifiers ready to compete

The Eurovision Song Contest 2025 grand final will feature 26 countries competing in Basel, Switzerland. 20 countries qualified from the semi-finals, joining the "Big Five" (France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom) and host country Switzerland. The finalists include acts from Albania, Armenia, Austria, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Iceland, Israel, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, San Marino, Sweden, and Ukraine, each performing their unique song.

Can Trump legally accept a RM1.7b jet from Qatar? What the US Constitution says about foreign gifts

President Trump's potential acceptance of a US$400 million airplane from Qatar raises legal questions regarding gifts from foreign governments. The US Constitution requires Congressional approval for such gifts, but the enforcement mechanism is unclear. While the Supreme Court hasn't addressed the issue, Congress, states, or even businesses could potentially sue if they believe a gift violates the Constitution. Past precedents include Congress accepting the Statue of Liberty and President Obama receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, which was deemed permissible.

Why the US-China tariff deal may be too little, too late for millions of struggling Chinese workers

Chinese worker Liu Shengzun lost two factory jobs due to increased US tariffs impacting Chinese manufacturing. While the recent de-escalation in the US-China trade war averted mass layoffs, the remaining 30% tariffs still pose a significant challenge to China's economic growth and job market. Although relieved, economists and policy advisors acknowledge the lasting economic damage and the ongoing burden on industries like furniture and toys.

Universiti Malaya opens public access to one of Asia’s most unique medical collections

The Tan Sri Lim Wee Chai Medical Museum at Universiti Malaya offers a unique public display of preserved human specimens, including conjoined twins, diseased organs, and foetuses. The museum aims to educate visitors about human anatomy, disease, and the importance of health choices by showcasing both normal and diseased specimens. Located within UM's medical faculty, it provides an unfiltered look at medical science and history.

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Kepala air: Mayat penuntut UnisZa ditemukan tersangkut celah batu

A UniSZA student who went missing after being swept away by strong currents in a water surge incident at Lata Payung, Setiu, was found dead. The body of 22-year-old Abed Mifzal Azman was discovered around 9:30 pm, approximately one kilometer from where he was last seen. The Setiu Fire and Rescue Department chief confirmed the discovery.

‘Kami bertindih, rakan-rakan longlai tidak bersuara’

Corporal Nizam Tarmizi, one of nine surviving members of the Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) involved in a collision with a stone-laden lorry in Teluk Intan, described the chaotic aftermath. He recounted being piled together with his colleagues, some unresponsive. The accident occurred on Tuesday on the Sungai Manik-Sungai Lampam road.

Tubuh jawatankuasa khas guru duka lara

The National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP) has proposed the establishment of a special committee to assess teacher transfer applications. NUTP Secretary-General, Fouzi Singon, stated this is crucial to prevent misuse of the relaxed transfer requirement, recently changed from three to two years of service by Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek. The committee aims to ensure only genuinely deserving teachers benefit from the revised policy.