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Asia & Oceania
Jasmine is the tourism star in this historic district in Fuzhou
In China's Fuzhou, businesses are using jasmine in various products to draw in tourists and younger consumers.
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Health Matters
The Budget for Malaysia's 2027 healthcare needs
The impact on health is not only through the Health Ministry's allocation, as other ministries also have health-related responsibilities.
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Climate
A small group of tree species are restoring the Amazon rainforest
Out of thousands of tree species in the Amazon, a small group of 15 to 25 species do most of the work in regenerating forest and storing carbon.
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Entertainment
Taiwanese show host Jacky Wu opens up about retirement, being single & how he ‘loves’ Singapore
The 64-year-old has started his own business in wellness products.
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Nation
Karen Mok and hubby celebrate 15 years of wedded bliss
DESPITE being married for 15 years, Hong Kong actor-singer Karen Mok said her relationship with her husband remained as sweet as it was when they first fell in love, reported China Press.
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Nation
Yusof Bahrin eyes politics
ACTOR Yusof Bahrin could trade the screen for politics, having spent years sharing his views on the country's political landscape online, Kosmo! reported.
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Books
French literary world confronts the age of AI with new book prize
Named the 'Prix Pascal', the initiative is intended to challenge other prizes which are struggling with how to regulate AI
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Nutrition
Between fibre and protein: Which is more important?
Despite social media trends, you shouldn't prioritise one over the other as both are equally important to your health.
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Fashion
Why velvet deserves a place in your wardrobe, from tees to statement bags
From casual tees to statement accessories and evening dresses, velvet brings texture, lustre and a touch of romantic glamour to modern dressing.
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Big Smile, No Teeth
Big Smile, No Teeth: The unbearable lightness of breathing
We have become experts at monitoring the air we breathe, yet our obsession with pollution readings may be obscuring a far bigger human tragedy.
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Arts
K-pop superstar RM takes on art curator role in major US exhibition
Centred on modern and contemporary Korean art, the San Francisco exhibition explores RM's inspirations and their significance to him
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Entertainment
Final screen tests for next James Bond reportedly underway in London
Three of those final actors reportedly include Jack Lowden, Callum Turner and Josh O'Connor.
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Beauty
Vanity Fare: Haircare heroes for smoother, stronger and healthier-looking locks
Discover haircare essentials that tame frizz, protect against heat damage and leave strands soft, smooth and glossy.
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Living
Raise a glass at the 5 best bars of 2026
This year's list of The Best Bars 2026 (formerly The World's 50 Best Bars) has been announced at a red carpet ceremony in Milan.
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TV Review
'VisionQuest' review: Fun and (s)laughter in a full house
An existential superhero yarn packed with emotion, show-stopping performances, reckless disregard for human life – and it's also a barrel of laughs.
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Asia & Oceania
Tour company gives visually impaired people more meaningful travel experience
Visually impaired and sighted travellers are paired up so the latter can describe their surroundings for the former.
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Books
Why the book world remains obsessed with celebrity memoirs
Celebrity memoirs have thrived in recent years, defying the broader downturn in non-fiction sales
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Design
Award-winning Malaysian bungalow on forest edge blends architecture, art and nature
A Gold winner at the 2026 PAM Awards, Canopy House reimagines tropical living, resulting in a home that is functional and personal.
