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German Ambassador to Malaysia Dr Peter Blomeyer. Picture by ASRIL ASWANDI SHUKOR
German Ambassador to Malaysia Dr Peter Blomeyer. Picture by ASRIL ASWANDI SHUKOR
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Global challenges: Pandemic, war and climate change
SHAH ALAM – The pandemic, Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine and climate change are the...
Health DG Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah says HFMD cases in the country are up by 12.8 times as compared to the same time last year.
Health DG Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah says HFMD cases in the country are up by 12.8 times as compared to the same time last year.
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Negri Sembilan records 958 HFMD cases this year
SEREMBAN - The Negeri Sembilan Health Department has recorded a total of 958 cases of hand, foot and...
Malaysians not only lack a nuanced understanding of violence, many women believe that the worst danger that could befall a woman is rape, and not murder.
Malaysians not only lack a nuanced understanding of violence, many women believe that the worst danger that could befall a woman is rape, and not murder.
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Femicide: Malaysian women are generally unaware, think it is ‘not a thing’ here
SHAH ALAM - Over 80 per cent of Malaysians are able to identify physical and non-physical forms of...
RISE Educator of the Year winner and nominator would bag RM5,000 and RM500 in cash prizes respectively.
RISE Educator of the Year winner and nominator would bag RM5,000 and RM500 in cash prizes respectively.
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Five outstanding teachers nominated for RISE Educator Award
SHAH ALAM – Five educators have become finalists for the RISE Educator Award, which aims to...
KUALA TERENGGANU, 6 Nov -- Dua remaja bersama basikal lajak mereka ketika tinjauan fotoBernama di Bukit Besar baru-baru ini.
Dek kerana terlalu minat dengan basikal lajak, ada dalam kalangan kanak-kanak dan remaja yang sanggup bekerja di kandang kambing selepas waktu sekolah.
Ada juga di antara yang ditemui Bernama berkata mereka terpaksa 'mengikat perut' dan tidak membeli makanan di sekolah asalkan dapat memiliki basikal lajak yang diidamkan.
--fotoBERNAMA (2019) HAK CIPTA TERPELIHARA

KUALA TERENGGANU, 6 Nov -- Dua remaja bersama basikal lajak mereka ketika tinjauan fotoBernama di Bukit Besar baru-baru ini.
Dek kerana terlalu minat dengan basikal lajak, ada dalam kalangan kanak-kanak dan remaja yang sanggup bekerja di kandang kambing selepas waktu sekolah.
Ada juga di antara yang ditemui Bernama berkata mereka terpaksa 'mengikat perut' dan tidak membeli makanan di sekolah asalkan dapat memiliki basikal lajak yang diidamkan.
--fotoBERNAMA (2019) HAK CIPTA TERPELIHARA

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Sam Ke Ting and the basikal lajak case – who is the reckless driver?
The recent case of Sam Ke Ting driving into a group of teenagers riding on ‘basikal lajak’...
Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) President Datuk Syed Hussain Syed Husman says definition of workplace, terms and conditions needs to be reviewed
Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) President Datuk Syed Hussain Syed Husman says definition of workplace, terms and conditions needs to be reviewed
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Review laws to cope with changes after Covid-19 work from home policies, says MEF
SHAH ALAM: Bosses have asked Putrajaya to review relevant laws in Employment Act and Trades Union...
During the peak of Covid-19 in 2020 and 2021, government hospital cleaners were called "front-liners too". Bernama pic
During the peak of Covid-19 in 2020 and 2021, government hospital cleaners were called "front-liners too". Bernama pic
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Labour Day: The fight for hospital cleaners rights continues
SHAH ALAM - For decades hospital cleaners in Malaysia have faced low wages, a hostile working...
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Drive Safe: Microsleep could cost your life
It has become somewhat of an annual event during the festive for stories of horrific accidents to...
Seers technology chief executive officer Datuk Ken Foo with Bactakleen founder, Sia Ban Ian
Seers technology chief executive officer Datuk Ken Foo with Bactakleen founder, Sia Ban Ian
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Fostering post Covid-19 healing through technology
We have continuously witnessed a downward trend in Covid-19 cases as of late, however getting Covid...
Maxis remains resilient in Q1 with RM298 million net profit
Maxis remains resilient in Q1 with RM298 million net profit
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Maxis remains resilient in Q1 with RM298 million net profit
SHAH ALAM - Maxis Berhad (Maxis) has recorded another resilient quarter as it continued to ramp up...
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Muhammad Kamil, who is also the Finance Minister's political secretary, stressed that although there are differences in political views, it does not mean that the unity of Malays and Bumiputera is eroding. - Bernama photo
Muhammad Kamil, who is also the Finance Minister's political secretary, stressed that although there are differences in political views, it does not mean that the unity of Malays and Bumiputera is eroding. - Bernama photo
All Malay leaders defend Malay, Bumiputera interests despite differing approaches - PKR...
Born on Sept 5, 1931, in Bogor, Syed Naquib came from a distinguished lineage of Arab, Malay and Circassian heritage.
Born on Sept 5, 1931, in Bogor, Syed Naquib came from a distinguished lineage of Arab, Malay and Circassian heritage.
Cat Stevens pays tribute to Syed Muhammad Naquib, calls his legacy “unparalleled”
Tunku Mahkota Ismail
Tunku Mahkota Ismail
TMJ challenges critics to end his influence in football
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Spirituality is in the Paperwork
British musician Yusuf Islam credited the late scholar as a major influence in his educational work.
British musician Yusuf Islam credited the late scholar as a major influence in his educational work.
Global tributes pour in for Syed Muhammad Naquib Al-Attas
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Is Netanyahu dead or injured? Iranian report and Israeli silence raise questions
A person wearing a mask impersonating Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu protest near the White House against the visit to the US of Netanyahu in Washington, DC, on Feb 11, 2026. - (Photo by BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI / AFP)
A person wearing a mask impersonating Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu protest near the White House against the visit to the US of Netanyahu in Washington, DC, on Feb 11, 2026. - (Photo by BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI / AFP)
Iran offers Hormuz passage to countries expelling US, Israeli envoys
A person points at a page on the Marinetraffic website that shows commercial boats traffic on the edge of the Strait of Hormuz near the Iranian coast, in Paris on March 4, 2026. Photo by Julien De Rosa/AFP
A person points at a page on the Marinetraffic website that shows commercial boats traffic on the edge of the Strait of Hormuz near the Iranian coast, in Paris on March 4, 2026. Photo by Julien De Rosa/AFP
Malaysian in Bahrain shares life under the shadow of war
Wan Zalina Wan Zakwan with her husband Umar Salleh and children Ahmad Zyad, 12, and Muhammad Ali, 8.
Wan Zalina Wan Zakwan with her husband Umar Salleh and children Ahmad Zyad, 12, and Muhammad Ali, 8.
Elderly Malaysian-born US citizen found dead in cluttered home
Sabarodzi said that since the front door was completely blocked, firefighters had to break open the back door to facilitate the removal of the body, which was then handed over to the police. - Photo courtesy of JBPM
Sabarodzi said that since the front door was completely blocked, firefighters had to break open the back door to facilitate the removal of the body, which was then handed over to the police. - Photo courtesy of JBPM
Malaysians strongly advised to defer non-essential travel to 7 Middle East countries
A passenger looks at a flight information board at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka on March 3, 2026 after carriers cancelled flights amid the Middle East conflict. The biggest disruption to global air transport since the Covid pandemic snarled travel for a fourth day on March 3, with thousands of flights affected and busy Gulf hubs including Dubai and Doha shuttered as Iran lashed out after US-Israeli strikes. (Photo by Munir UZ ZAMAN / AFP)
A passenger looks at a flight information board at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka on March 3, 2026 after carriers cancelled flights amid the Middle East conflict. The biggest disruption to global air transport since the Covid pandemic snarled travel for a fourth day on March 3, with thousands of flights affected and busy Gulf hubs including Dubai and Doha shuttered as Iran lashed out after US-Israeli strikes. (Photo by Munir UZ ZAMAN / AFP)
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