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Nepotism claims, gold mine expropriation: Why investors are dumping Indonesia stocks

Economy & Business Jan 31, 2026

Nepotism claims, gold mine expropriation...

by Wahyudi SoeriaatmadjaIn a bid to calm the markets, Indonesia's Coordinating M...

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What you need to know about Nipah virus disease

Public Health & Well-being Jan 29, 2026

What you need to know about Nipah virus...

By Malay MailIn recent days, the authorities in countries such as Malaysia, Thai...

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Amazon cuts about 16,000 corporate jobs in the latest round of layoffs

Economy & Business Jan 29, 2026

Amazon cuts about 16,000 corporate jobs...

By KELVIN CHANAmazon is slashing about 16,000 corporate jobs in the second...

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Americans Tape Passports to Heads in Viral Protest Videos Amid Immigration Enforcement Crackdown

Politics & Governance Jan 28, 2026

Americans Tape Passports to Heads in Vir...

A striking new social media trend has taken the United States by storm this week...

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The VX agent legacy: How Kim Jong-nam’s assassination gave Malaysia a robot-wielding chemical police unit

Security & Geopolitics Jan 28, 2026

The VX agent legacy: How Kim Jong-nam’s...

By Dhesegaan Bala Krishnan || Malay MailKUALA LUMPUR, Feb 28 — In February 2017,...

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Bangsa Johor digital-first school project pays early dividends — with parents emerging as its strongest advocates

Education & Human Capital Jan 27, 2026

Bangsa Johor digital-first school projec...

By Malay MailJOHOR BAHRU, Jan 27 — There is no denying that scepticism regarding...

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Japan’s hottest souvenir? A $2 pair of striped socks from a convenience store

Culture & Identity Jan 23, 2026

Japan’s hottest souvenir? A $2 pair of s...

By Lilit Marcus || CNN HealthTokyo — A group of tourists follows their...

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Early January Australian Heatwave Made 5 Times More Likely By Human-Caused Climate Change, Analysis Finds

Environment & Sustainability Jan 23, 2026

Early January Australian Heatwave Made 5...

By Martina Igini || Earth.OrgAustralia just recorded its most severe heatwave si...

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Malaysia Remains One of Southeast Asia’s Most Diverse Multicultural Nations

Culture & Identity Jan 23, 2026

Malaysia Remains One of Southeast Asia’s...

By Haziq Akmal,KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia continues to stand out as one of Southeas...

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