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Nadarajan Muniandy being honoured with the Excellent Employee Award for his outstanding service and commitment as a gardener.

Malaysia’s proposed under-16 social media restriction is increasingly viewed as a necessary response to rising online risks for children. Photo: Edited via Canva

For Wan Malini Idris, 33, however, this all-too-familiar struggle has become an opportunity. Since May last year, she has carved out a niche by turning wardrobe organisation into a thriving source of income. - Photo by Bernama

IF you’ve recently spotted your child playing with a toy that looks suspiciously like a syringe, you’re not alone — and in Penang, it’s now officially off the shelves. Photo: Social media

Today’s student activists are no longer asking for a louder voice — they are questioning the architecture of power itself: who speaks, who decides and who ultimately controls Malaysia’s universities.

Freedom of expression has emerged as the central fault line in the debate over the Universities and University Colleges Act 1971 (Auku).

Strait of Hormuz.

Heavy rain on April 20 caused flash floods across the Klang Valley, worsening peak-hour traffic congestion. Photo: X

A mud flood swept through parts of Taman Tun Dr Ismail (TTDI) after hours of heavy rainfall, leaving several areas coated with mud and debris. - Photos: Threads

The visuals later shifted to the Middle East, showing footage of bombings with captions reading “Over 30 universities destroyed in Iran” and “Last university standing in Gaza,” drawing attention to the civilian toll of ongoing conflicts. – Screenshot from video shared on Threads (@kennydeluxe).