Russian President Vladimir Putin’s impending visit to North Korea is expected to serve as an occasion to elevate the level of military cooperation between the two nations beyond arms transactions amid a new Cold War geopolitical structure, experts sai…
KUALA LUMPUR, The Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) has urged the government to take firmer action regarding efforts to resolve the Israel-Palestine conflict, especially to stop the genocide in Gaza.
“Malaysia must reach out to all our al…
Personal information processing policies of 49 companies and institutions, which are closely related to people’s daily life, will be evaluated by the government for the first time this year, the state’s data protection watchdog said Thursday.
The 49 …
KUALA LUMPUR, The newly launched Food Security Blueprint by Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) outlines three main goals, including developing future talents and agro-entrepreneurs, as well as enhancing agricultural technology.
UPM vice-chancellor Datuk…
Born in Tokyo to a Korean father and a Japanese mother, judoka Huh Mi-mi now wears the South Korean flag with pride.
Competing in the women’s -57 kilograms, Huh has excelled since deciding to represent South Korea, rather than Japan, in 2021. She won…
PUTRAJAYA, A total of 59,940 companies involving 198,046 public and commercial transport vehicles received approval for diesel subsidy under the Subsidised Diesel Control System (SKDS) as of yesterday, said Minister of Domestic Trade and Cost of Livin…
Abuja: At a bustling food market in Nigeria’s capital, Mummy Christiana breaks down in tears as she describes how a conflict thousands of kilometers away leaves her family struggling to