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Malaysian fossil scientist Dr Paul Rummy, together with 93-year-old paleontologist Dr Huang Wanpo, examines traces of two-million-year-old coprolites (fossilised excreta) at Longgupo, also known as Dragon Bone Cave, in Wushan, China. Photo by Bernama

A damaged artifact at the archaeological site of Nimrud, south of Mosul. A decade after jihadists ransacked Iraq's famed Nimrud site, archaeologists have been painstakingly putting together its ancient treasures. - Photo by Zaid AL-OBEIDI/AFP

The batik industry has immense potential to flourish through collaborative efforts between the government and private sector. - Canva

Innovations in batik production have revolutionised the craft, making it affordable while maintaining quality. Photo: Edited via Canva

Gen Z’s fearless approach to fashion presents an opportunity to keep batik alive by making it a vibrant part of Malaysia’s fashion scene, seamlessly blending its rich heritage into everyday wear and contemporary style choices for future generations. Photo taken by Batik Tektura and Batik Boutique websites and edited in Canva.

M. Nasir said he aims to bridge the gap between past works and the new generation without forgetting their origins. - Photo source: Luncai Emas Sdn Bhd

Central i-City Hiss of Fortune CNY Celebration 2025 kicks off this year, Regional General Manager, Central Pattana Thailand Shun Wong presenting souvenirs to Bandar Baru Klang State Assemblyman Dr Quah Perng Fei.

Thanks to social media, people can now instantly create, view and share all types of content from and to anywhere in the world. Pexels

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The cast of the production included Norish Karman, Adam Lee, Rosli Rahman Adam, Serra Kamal, Zera Hariz, Fysal Saad, Herman Ghazali, Aqil Wafiq, and Wafi Aqiff. - Photo source: JKKN Melaka