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India Kicks Off AI Impact Summit Amid Rising Safety Concerns
India Kicks Off AI Impact Summit Amid Rising Safety Concerns
Somalia and Saudi Arabia Ink Military Deal Amid Regional Tensions
Why North Korea Just Fired Rockets During US-South Korea Military Drills
Pyongyang: North Korea launched multiple rockets toward a target 360 km away while Kim Jong Un observed with his daughter. The test coincides with joint US-South Korea military exercises and rising concerns about regional security.
MCA To Hold 71st General Assembly From Oct 19 To 20
Perak MIC Announces New Leadership Lineup
Kelantan PKR Aims To Reach 100,000 Members This Year
PBS, STAR Remain Committed In Supporting GRS – Joniston
Pahang PKR Restructures Leadership With Rizal Jamin At The Helm
Why North Korea Just Fired Rockets During US-South Korea Military Drills
Pyongyang: North Korea launched multiple rockets toward a target 360 km away while Kim Jong Un observed with his daughter. The test coincides with joint US-South Korea military exercises and rising concerns about regional security.
MCA To Hold 71st General Assembly From Oct 19 To 20
Perak MIC Announces New Leadership Lineup
Kelantan PKR Aims To Reach 100,000 Members This Year
PBS, STAR Remain Committed In Supporting GRS – Joniston
AI plays key role in protecting Australia’s giant kelp forests
A project initiated to protect the giant kelp population in Australia, which is at risk of extinction due to global warming, is progressing more rapidly with the analysis of
MELAKA STUDYING PROPOSAL TO RAISE WATER TARIFF
MELAKA, The Melaka government is conducting a detailed study regarding the proposed increase in water tariff for domestic users in the state before submitting the application to the National
S. Korea to start gradually increasing medical school quota in 2025
SEOUL, – South Korea’s health minister said Thursday the country will begin gradually increasing the medical school enrollment quota in 2025 to address chronic doctor shortages.Health Minister Cho Kyoo-hong
Senegal Celebrate AFCON Title at Stade de France Friendly Amid Controversy
Paris: Senegal’s national football team celebrated their recent Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) victory with a friendly match at Stade de France, sparking discussions amidst ongoing controversy. The event marked
Gold and Silver Prices Collapse After Reaching Record Highs Amid Market Shifts
Frankfurt: After experiencing a significant surge to record highs last week, the prices of gold and silver have unexpectedly reversed direction, resulting in a sharp decline that has shaken investor
DIVERSE FESTIVALS NEED TO FORM CORNERSTONE OF MALAYSIA’S UNITY
KUALA LUMPUR, Every festival celebrated by the multicultural people in the country can serve as the cornerstone of the unity that leads to harmony between races and the prosperity
Netflix’s ‘Gyeongseong Creature’: tale of ‘sad’ monster born from greed
Ji Sung, Jeon Mi-do cast for SBS TV’s thriller ‘Connection’
(3rd LD) Ex-DP leader Song questioned over cash-for-votes scandal
FLOOD: MOTHER OF THREE DISABLED CHILDREN INSISTS ON LEAVING HOSPITAL, WORRIED ABOUT CHILDREN
KUALA BERANG, The mother of three children with disabilities, who was admitted to the hospital due to low blood pressure and kidney infection, wants to be discharged from the
FORMER MAMPU DG MOHD NOR DIES AT AMPANG PUTERI HOSPITAL
KUALA LUMPUR, Former Director-General of the Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU) Datuk Dr Mohd Nor Abdul Ghani died at the Ampang Puteri Hospital, near here at
57.3 PER CENT INCREASE IN COVID-19 CASES IN ME47/2023 – MOH
PUTRAJAYA, A total of 3,626 COVID-19 cases were reported during the 47th Epidemiology Week (ME 47/2023) from Nov 19 to 25, an increase of 57.3 per cent compared to
(LEAD) All cattle now vaccinated against lumpy skin disease
SEOUL, the agriculture ministry said Saturday it has completed its nationwide campaign to vaccinate all cattle against lumpy skin (LSD) disease, less than a month after the country reported its
Over 84 pct of cattle got vaccines against lumpy skin disease
SEOUL, More than 84 percent of cattle in South Korea have been vaccinated against lumpy skin disease (LSD), with the country struggling with the rapidly spreading disease nationwide, officials
S. Korea vaccinates over 76 pct of cattle against lumpy skin disease
More than 76 percent of cattle in South Korea have been vaccinated against lumpy skin disease (LSD), officials said Saturday, as the country continues to battle the disease that can