Malaysia Feed

Lawatan ke Russia tidak jejaskan hubungan dengan AS, China

Kuching’s heritage deserves more than a scan

Jinli Ancient Street in Chengdu offers a vibrant blend of historical charm and modern technology. QR codes and AR features enhance the experience, bringing stories to life and bridging the gap between past and present. This approach to heritage preservation, seen also in Wuhou Temple and Dongpo Impression Water Street, seamlessly integrates technology without overshadowing cultural significance. Inspired by this, the author reflects on similar initiatives in Sarawak, where 3D mapping is being used to preserve Kuching's historic buildings, safeguarding them against the ravages of time and development.

How grassroots football connects China and Brazil

A Brazilian football team played a friendly match against a team from Rongjiang County, Guizhou, China, home of the popular "Cun Chao" (Village Super League). Brazilian player Achraf Benrabii praised the atmosphere and passion for football, comparing it to his home country. The match, held during the May Day holiday, featured exciting plays and traditional halftime performances. Even former Brazilian star Kaká previously visited Cun Chao, noting the shared football culture between Brazil and Rongjiang.

MH17 – When will we hear the truth?

A columnist considers Prime Minister Anwar's visit to Russia an opportunity to address the MH17 tragedy. Investigations concluded Russian weapons downed the plane over Ukraine in 2014, killing all onboard, including 43 Malaysians. While Russia's culpability and compensation are mentioned, the columnist seeks clarification on the scope of damages, particularly regarding payments to victims' families, who were Malaysia Airlines employees. The columnist urges the Malaysian government, specifically the Ministry of Transport, to update the families on the latest developments and clarify the compensation process.

The boy who taught himself to read

Fardi Daud, a Penan boy from a remote village in Sarawak, Malaysia, overcame a nine-year absence from formal education to complete his SPM. Homesickness forced him to leave school after just two years of primary education. The distance to the nearest school, SK Long Bedian, and the necessity of boarding made it difficult for young Penan children to adapt. Despite this, Fardi returned to school and successfully completed his secondary education, a testament to his resilience and determination.

Is soc-med becoming increasingly distasteful?

Internet users are increasingly disillusioned with social media due to recycled content, cheap dramas, and unreasonable algorithms. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and X, once hubs for interaction and knowledge-sharing, are now associated with unhealthy usage patterns like doomscrolling and unrealistic social comparisons. This negative perception is fueled by fake accounts, orchestrated propaganda, and offensive content, contributing to a decline in societal values. The rise of AI-generated deepfakes and manipulated images further exacerbates the issue.

O&G and gridlock: Yet there’s political diplomacy in the air!

Petronas and Petroleum Sarawak Bhd (Petros) are engaged in a debate over oil and gas rights in Sarawak, stemming from differing interpretations of the Malaysian Constitution and the Petroleum Development Act 1974. Sarawak seeks greater autonomy over its resources, leading to complex political maneuvering and diplomatic negotiations between state and federal leadership. Understanding the PDA 1974 is crucial for comprehending the nuances of the debate and Sarawak's pursuit of greater control.

Tiada saksi sahkan dakwaan pemandu

Humanoid robots poised to transform China’s factory floor

Chinese factories are increasingly integrating humanoid robots into their workforce. UBTECH's Walker S1 robots are being deployed in Zeekr's electric car factory for tasks like sorting components and lifting boxes. Other companies like Shanghai Kepler Robot Co Ltd are also developing factory-focused robots like the K2, which can handle heavy loads and operate machinery for extended periods. These robots offer a potential solution to rising labor costs and shrinking workforces, boosting productivity in the manufacturing sector.

Leissner Sentencing Unveils Further Insight Into The 1MDB Conspiracy

Crystal Palace julang Piala FA

PBB announces full Supreme Council line-up following recent convention

Sarawak Premier and PBB president Abang Johari announced the full line-up of the party's Supreme Council members following their recent convention. He expressed gratitude for the trust placed in the newly appointed members to lead the party and serve Sarawak and Malaysia. Key positions include Uggah and Awang Tengah as deputy presidents, Fadillah Yusof and Dr Stephen Rundi as senior vice presidents, and Asfia Awang Nasar as permanent chairman. Nanta Linggi and Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman serve as secretary-general and deputy secretary-general respectively.

Dayang Nurfaizah terima Anugerah Khas Borneo MeleTOP

Wanita warga emas maut, kereta terbabas tepi longkang

A 68-year-old woman died after her Perodua Kelisa lost control and crashed into a ditch on Jalan Kuala Pilah-Tampin near Masjid Undang Kamat. The accident occurred around 2:30 pm while she was driving from Air Mawang towards Johol. She suffered severe head injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Her body was sent to Hospital Tuanku Ampuan Najihah for a post-mortem. Police are investigating the case under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987.

Miri’s Hornbill 7s Rugby Tournament showcases rising youth talent from across S’wak

The Hornbill 7s Rugby Tournament kicked off at Miri Stadium, featuring youth teams from across Sarawak and beyond. Supported by various state and national sports bodies, the tournament includes U12, U14, U17, and U20 categories for both boys and girls. Local schools like SMK Merbau showcased strong participation, alongside teams from other regions like SMK Tebedu, SMK Tatau, Labuan, and the Baram Rhinos Junior team. A highlight was the match between the Sarawak and Labuan U20 women's teams, the only two in their category.

Abata bantu perkasa sukan angkat berat Perlis, sumbang peralatan berjumlah RM49,000

Dayang Nurfaizah terima Anugerah Khas Borneo MeleTOP

Dayang Nurfaizah was awarded the Special Borneo MeleTOP Award at the MeleTOP TVS Concert in Miri, recognizing her 20-year music career. The 44-year-old singer expressed gratitude for the recognition and ongoing support from fans, promising to continue singing as long as they continue to support her. The concert, themed around Borneo's cultural heritage, featured a blend of traditional and contemporary pop culture, with performances by various artists including Hael Husaini, Nadeera Zaini, and Dolla.

AMK Cabang Pekan kecewa sikap Rafizi sentuh nama tokoh parti secara tidak berhemah

Tak sihat, Hafiz Suip tarik diri dari Konsert MeleTOP TVS

Singer Hafiz Suip withdrew from performing at the MeleTOP TVS Concert in Miri due to health issues. The announcement was made by host Nabil Ahmad, who explained Hafiz was unable to perform his scheduled three songs. Hafiz also missed rehearsals due to the same unspecified health problem. A social media post by Hafiz the previous day revealed he was suffering from kidney stones and undergoing medical procedures. The concert, themed around Borneo's cultural heritage, featured other artists like Dayang Nurfaizah, Hael Husaini, and Stacy.

Sabah Umno given autonomy to decide on partners – Ahmad Zahid

Umno President and Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi granted Sabah Umno autonomy to negotiate and decide on collaborations for the upcoming 17th state election. He expressed confidence in Sabah Umno chairman Bung Moktar Radin's leadership and emphasized mutual consultation between state and federal levels. Zahid reiterated Umno's openness to collaborations, acknowledging that forming a government likely requires alliances.