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Nur Fatin Yasmin Firdaus demonstrates her skill in weaving ketupat, a traditional craft that is becoming increasingly rare among the younger generation, when met by Bernama at the Ketupat Weaving Workshop held in conjunction with the RIUH Raya Baik Baik programme here recently. Photo by Bernama

Through community-driven initiatives and non-formal education programmes, many youths who once dropped out of school are discovering new opportunities to rebuild their lives, develop practical skills and regain confidence in their future. - Bernama photo

Providing equal annual allocations to all government Members of Parliament, regardless of constituency size, is an institutionalised injustice. Blind equality must be replaced with needs-based distribution. - Bernama photo for illustration purpose only.

This photograph taken on January 20, 2026 shows Afghan women embroidering scarves and clothes at a boutique in Bamiyan. With women banned from most jobs in Afghanistan, an embroidery boutique run by 22-year-old Rahima Alavi is a surprising and treasured sight in Bamiyan. Alavi is one of more than five million people who returned to the country since 2023 from neighbouring Iran and Pakistan, which have been pushing back Afghans after decades of hosting them. (Photo by Wakil KOHSAR / AFP)

Autism Cafe Project founder Mohd Adli Yahya, 61. Photo: Autism Cafe Project Malaysia 

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Demand for calligraphy services usually increases about one to two months before Chinese New Year, with invitations coming from schools, shopping centers, associations, and night markets selling festive goods. - Bernama photo

The question, then, is not whether Malaysians abroad are willing to contribute. Many are. The real question is whether the domestic system is ready to receive and deploy that contribution effectively. - 123RF photo

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For illustration purposes only. - Photo: Canva