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The public should assess whether the formation of Parti Bersama truly offers a better future for the country or merely serves as a vehicle for individuals disillusioned with their former political organisations.

The public should assess whether the formation of Parti Bersama truly offers a better future for the country or merely serves as a vehicle for individuals disillusioned with their former political organisations.

'Is Bersama a party for disgruntled politicians?' - PH Youth asks

Gerakan Reset Malaysia chief Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin announced that the movement will operate under a new party called Parti Wawasan Negara, in a bid to strengthen political cooperation with various blocs across the country.

Gerakan Reset Malaysia chief Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin announced that the movement will operate under a new party called Parti Wawasan Negara, in a bid to strengthen political cooperation with various blocs across the country.

Hamzah's Reset Malaysia rebrands as Parti Wawasan Negara - to rally Pas, like-minded...

Pandak Uda said newly established bee colonies require around six months to develop honey pots before producing harvestable honey, with harvesting cycles taking place every 40 days. Photo by Bernama

Pandak Uda said newly established bee colonies require around six months to develop honey pots before producing harvestable honey, with harvesting cycles taking place every 40 days. Photo by Bernama

Ulu Bekor targets stingless bee honey hub status

Several individuals can be seen approaching fishermen who have just landed their catch, whispering something into their ears before walking away to await the outcome. Photo by Bernama

Several individuals can be seen approaching fishermen who have just landed their catch, whispering something into their ears before walking away to await the outcome. Photo by Bernama

Kuala Muda whisper market keeps tradition alive

As governments around the world struggle with ways to reverse plunging birth rates, new US studies suggest they have ignored a key culprit - the smartphone. Photo for illustration purposes only - 123RF

As governments around the world struggle with ways to reverse plunging birth rates, new US studies suggest they have ignored a key culprit - the smartphone. Photo for illustration purposes only - 123RF

Killing the mood: Smartphones reduce birth rate, studies say

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