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Rundingan menang-menang AS-China petanda baik buat Malaysia

Jenazah Koperal Akmal kebumi di Perak demi mudahkan isteri, anak ziarah pusara

Enggan akhiri perang di Gaza, AS muak dengan ‘permainan’ Israel

MoF dijangka keluar dari DNB seawal hujung tahun ini

Heritage Speakers Series in Kuching to feature illustrious M’sian landscape architect Inch Lim

Renowned Malaysian landscape architect Inch Lim will be speaking at the Heritage Speakers Series in Kuching on May 17th. His talk, "Inch by InCh," organized by the Sarawak Heritage Society, will focus on his visionary approach to landscape design, emphasizing biodiversity, sustainability, and emotional resonance. Lim, who founded the multidisciplinary design firm Inchscape, has received international acclaim and numerous awards for his innovative designs, including four gold medals at the Gardening World Cup in Japan.

Syed Irfan perlu rawatan rapi

Pendakwa dakwa laluan bahaya, lori dipandu laju

Keselamatan pengangkutan anggota PDRM diteliti

China Coast Guard encounters at sea trigger fear, anxiety among Miri fishermen

Deep-sea fishermen in Miri, Sarawak, face constant challenges from the China Coast Guard (CCG) presence near Luconia Shoals. Limited to Zone C licenses, these fishermen are restricted from coastal fishing and crossing Brunei's border, leaving the shoals as their primary fishing ground. Despite Malaysia's sovereignty over the area since 1963 and its designation as a marine national park, the CCG's presence, linked to China's Nine-Dash Line claim, creates tension and anxiety for fishermen like Japar Bujang, who fear for their livelihood.

‘Dia cium tangan sambil menangis’

Pengabaian kanak-kanak meningkat tiga kali ganda

Bintulu Port donates RM25,000 to aid Sarawakian Hajj pilgrims

Bintulu Port Holdings Berhad (BPHB) donated RM25,000 to support Sarawakian Hajj pilgrims. The contribution, presented at a ceremony in Kuching, will provide food and drinks for 816 pilgrims before their departure to the Holy Land. This marks the second year of BPHB's partnership with Tabung Haji (TH) and reflects their commitment to social responsibility and strengthening community ties. BPHB aims to be a socially responsible organization grounded in Islamic values.

No end in sight for Klang Valley’s traffic woes? Here’s what the current govt has done to cut congestion so far

Traffic congestion in Klang Valley costs motorists an estimated RM6.8 billion annually in wasted fuel. The government has implemented short-term solutions focused on improving public transportation, including the launch of the Rapid KL On-Demand service, bus lane expansions, and increased train frequency. These measures aim to encourage a shift towards public transport and alleviate congestion. Prasarana reported a 24% increase in average daily public transport ridership in 2024.

Before the next elephant falls: Why Malaysia needs to build more wildlife corridors before it’s too late (VIDEO)

A viral image of a mother elephant mourning her calf killed in a highway collision has renewed calls for wildlife corridors in Malaysia. The incident highlights the increasing danger to wildlife as development encroaches on their habitats. Similar tragedies involving sun bears and clouded leopards have occurred on Malaysian highways, emphasizing the need for safe passage for animals across fragmented landscapes. Wildlife corridors, natural or man-made, connect habitats, allowing animals to migrate, breed, and avoid human-made threats.

More heat, more harm: Climate change doubling pregnancy risk days worldwide

A new report reveals that global warming-fueled heatwaves are significantly increasing pregnancy risks worldwide. The study found climate change has at least doubled the annual number of dangerous heat-exposure days for pregnant women in most countries since 2020, particularly impacting developing nations with limited healthcare access. While the study focused on increased heat exposure, not the actual health outcomes, it highlights the growing threat of extreme heat to maternal health, mirroring similar risks for the elderly. Further research is needed to understand the physiological impacts of heat on pregnancy.

Wrapped in history: Nyonya ‘popiah’ brings Peranakan heritage to the table

Nyonya popiah, a Peranakan delicacy, distinguishes itself from typical spring rolls with its complex preparation and rich cultural heritage. The wrapper, made from a blend of flours, eggs, and water, results in a crispier texture. The filling combines fresh ingredients like jicama, cucumber, and prawns with sautéed fermented soybean paste and garlic. A signature sambal and sweet sauce, made with specific ingredients like palm sugar and toasted wheat flour, complete this dish often served during special occasions.

Pemandu lori rempuh kenderaan FRU direman empat hari

Rumah mampu milik gagal disebabkan faktor lokasi, mutu binaan

SPRM ambil keterangan keluarga Tan Sri

Sediakan bakat, tenaga mahir mencukupi – PM