KUALA LUMPUR, May 5 — As Umno marks its 80th anniversary, the party remains relevant in Malaysia’s political landscape but must be more responsive and agile in addressing public views and criticism, said its…

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Malay Mail Education·policy

Simplified: Why Tuanku Muhriz is legally still the Negeri Sembilan ruler, and why Undangs’ attempt to ‘sack’ him is invalid, experts say

The four “Undangs” or ruling chiefs of Negeri Sembilan have to follow the procedures in the state’s Constitution, legal experts said. Based on the Negeri Sembilan State Constitution, the Undangs’ recent attempt to…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

Opinion: 'How Pakistan became the ultimate peacemaker between the US and Iran'

The US and Israel launched strikes on Iran in late February without the United Nations Security Council’s authorisation. The strikes were in violation of international law, the United Nations Charter, and the principles…

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Times of India Education

Pune to host preliminary round of ‘Quiz on Korea 2026’ on 28th June 2026

‘Quiz on Korea 2026’, a global cultural diplomacy initiative by South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and KBS, will hold its India preliminary round in Pune on June 28, 2026, at the King Sejong Institute. Organized…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

'Not a nation that bows': Bilawal hails Pakistan's victory against India during Marka-i-Haq

PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Monday hailed Pakistan’s “victory” against India during last year’s military conflict, affirming that the country was “not a nation that bows”. He was addressing an event in…

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Malay Mail Education·policy

Record investments push Johor revenue to RM1b as of April 30, says MB

ISKANDAR PUTERI, May 4 — Johor continues to post encouraging economic performance after the state’s revenue reached RM1 billion as of April 30, Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi said today. He said the figure marks an…

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Dawn Pakistan·research

A long war?

IT is becoming increasingly uncertain how long the Iran war, now in its third month, will last. Until recently, it seemed American and Iranian interests aligned in wanting to avoid a protracted conflict, although…

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Dawn Pakistan·research

Jerusalem Christians worried after attack on nun by Jewish extremist

JERUSALEM: Footage of an attack on a Catholic nun in Jerusalem shocked the world when it went viral this week, but for worshippers attending Sunday mass at Saint Stephen’s Basilica, it was just the latest example of…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

UAE’s bumpy divorce from Opec

The UAE, the third-largest oil producer in the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec), left the group last Friday, ending its almost six-decade membership. This was a serious blow to Opec and the expanded…

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Japan Times Latest

Antonelli takes third win in a row for Mercedes to stretch F1 lead in Miami

The youngest driver ever to lead the standings, Antonelli made more history as the first to take his first three career F1 wins in successive races.

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Malay Mail Education·research

A century-old clock above, hidden tunnel below: How Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad’s legacy was given new life

KUALA LUMPUR, May 4 — Once a colonial administrative building and later home to Malaysia’s highest courts, Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad has since taken on another interesting incarnation. Overlooking Dataran Merdeka, the…

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RNZ Education

Teachers blast draft curriculums, shortage of Waitangi Treaty influence

Teachers in music, physical education, science, technology and history have slammed the curriculums.

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Dawn Pakistan

With a week left for Aurat March in Karachi, organisers say NOC yet to be issued

KARACHI: Aurat March organisers in Karachi said on Sunday that they had not been issued a no-objection certificate (NOC) yet for holding the annual march in the city, scheduled for May 10. The organisers said they had…

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SCMP Hong Kong

How Hong Kong’s 91-year-old Haw Par Mansion will transform into new cultural hub

Perched above the streets of Tai Hang, the 91-year-old Haw Par Mansion has stood as a watchman to Hong Kong’s evolving history. The mansion and its front garden are the only remaining sections of what was once a…

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HKFP·policy

Taiwan leader makes delayed visit to Eswatini after China objections

Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te on Saturday announced his arrival in Eswatini — Taipei’s only diplomatic ally in Africa — after an earlier trip was cancelled when several countries revoked overflight permits. This…

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Japan Times Latest

Naoya Inoue breathes sigh of relief after outlasting Junto Nakatani in superfight

The bout had been billed as one of the biggest in Japanese boxing history, bringing together two unbeaten fighters with identical 32-0 records at Tokyo Dome.

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Dawn Pakistan·higher-ed

Shooting at dinner attended by Trump spotlights US hotel industry's nagging and costly security problem

The suspect charged with storming a security checkpoint and firing a shotgun near the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner on Saturday mocked security measures at the Washington Hilton that allowed him to get…

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Malay Mail Education

Johari Ghani: Umno must accept reality of 26 seats, face internal weaknesses

KUALA LUMPUR, May 2 — Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani today said the party is in a rebuilding phase and must accept its current political reality, including holding only 26 parliamentary seats and no…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

A resting place for a rebel prince in Abbottabad

Abbottabad’s streets mostly dissolve into a mundane blur but Circular Road has a way of catching you by the sleeve. This stretch of town is as silent as silence allows, lined with government offices leaning into one…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

2026 already this century’s worst year for the press: RSF Press Freedom Index

PARIS: Journalism around the world is in dire straits, with Reporters Without Borders’ (RSF) Press Freedom Index calling it the worst year since records began. For the first time in its 25-year history, over half of the…

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Umno at 80: Party veep says party must evolve or risk fading relevance

Simplified: Why Tuanku Muhriz is legally still the Negeri Sembilan ruler, and why Undangs’ attempt to ‘sack’ him is invalid, experts say

Opinion: 'How Pakistan became the ultimate peacemaker between the US and Iran'

Pune to host preliminary round of ‘Quiz on Korea 2026’ on 28th June 2026

'Not a nation that bows': Bilawal hails Pakistan's victory against India during Marka-i-Haq

Record investments push Johor revenue to RM1b as of April 30, says MB

A long war?

Jerusalem Christians worried after attack on nun by Jewish extremist

UAE’s bumpy divorce from Opec

Antonelli takes third win in a row for Mercedes to stretch F1 lead in Miami

A century-old clock above, hidden tunnel below: How Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad’s legacy was given new life

Teachers blast draft curriculums, shortage of Waitangi Treaty influence

With a week left for Aurat March in Karachi, organisers say NOC yet to be issued

How Hong Kong’s 91-year-old Haw Par Mansion will transform into new cultural hub

Taiwan leader makes delayed visit to Eswatini after China objections

Naoya Inoue breathes sigh of relief after outlasting Junto Nakatani in superfight

Shooting at dinner attended by Trump spotlights US hotel industry's nagging and costly security problem

Johari Ghani: Umno must accept reality of 26 seats, face internal weaknesses

A resting place for a rebel prince in Abbottabad

2026 already this century’s worst year for the press: RSF Press Freedom Index

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