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5 bodies of migrants washed ashore in east of Libya's capital Tripoli, police officer says
TRIPOLI, Feb 21 (Reuters) - At least five bodies of migrants including two women have been washed ashore in َQasr al-Akhyar, a coastal town in the east of Libya's capital Tripoli, a police officer told Reuters on Saturday.
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World
Islamic State claims two attacks on Syrian army, announces ‘new phase’ of operations
Feb 22 - Islamic State claimed responsibility on Saturday for two attacks targeting Syrian army personnel in northern and eastern Syria, as the militant group signaled what it described as a new phase of operations against the country's leadership.
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Education
‘Choose nation-building path’
MALAYSIAN youth must choose the "best path", one that serves the country and helps Malaysia rise among the ranks of great nations, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Nation
Broader statutory body to oversee premium crops
PETALING JAYA: The Agriculture and Food Security Ministry is preparing to expand the Malaysian Pineapple Industry Board into a broader statutory body covering pineapples, coconuts and durians, a move aimed at streamlining oversight of high-value fruits.
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Education
MyBrain 2.0 sponsorship
The Higher Education Ministry's MyBrain 2.0 sponsorship programme is calling for applicants interested in pursuing master's and doctoral degree studies at the country's public universities.
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Nation
Johari: Malaysia to monitor US trade after Supreme Court ruling
KUALA LUMPUR: Legal and policy changes in the United States will be closely monitored following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated the administration's worldwide tariffs, says Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani (pic).
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The Star Says
Best holiday souvenir: Arriving home safely
TODAY marks the end of an extended holiday that had many Malaysians on the road.
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Education
Turning words into work
MOST people treat debating as a phase – something one does in school, collects certificates from, and eventually leaves behind for a "real" job.
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Nation
Mixed views over new US tariffs
PETALING JAYA: Malaysian businesses exporting to the United States could see modest gains from the new 10% global tariff, but they still face significant risks as uncertainty lingers over whether the new rate will remain the same, say economists and business groups.
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Nation
Illegal animal imports seized at Port Klang
KLANG: More than 159 tonnes of animal-based products worth nearly RM1.9mil were intercepted at Port Klang after authorities uncovered seven containers brought into the country without valid import permits.
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On The Beat
Still the centre of our table
Mum has always been the glue that holds the family together, and as she ages, the reunion dinner takes on a bigger meaning – it's what memories are made of.
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Nation
Langkawi waves claim life of Shanghai man
ALOR SETAR: The body of a Chinese national man who was feared drowned while swimming at Tanjung Rhu Beach, Langkawi, has been found.
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Nation
Honouring a legacy of duty and sacrifice
GEORGE TOWN: Losing two loved ones in military service has been profoundly painful for S. Usha, yet she remains determined not to dissuade her other children from pursuing careers in the uniformed forces.
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Education
Retired headmaster eyes next chapter
HAVING served the teaching profession for 33 years, Selvam Perumal recently bade farewell to the civil service.
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Education
Gallop ahead with gratitude
LAST week, on the threshold of Chinese New Year, I found myself wondering once again how time has managed to move so quickly.
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Education
Building the ‘right skills’ for 2030
From AIRIL RAZALI Founder and CEO TYMBA Education Group
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Education
Shaping digital habits from preschool
WHILE the new preschool curriculum rolled out by the Education Ministry this year covers six core areas of learning, it lacks explicit guidance on helping children navigate a digital-first world, say experts.
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Nation
Perikatan faces leadership test
PETALING JAYA: All eyes will be on PAS headquarters today as Perikatan Nasional leaders convene to decide on a new Opposition Leader and coalition chief, a move analysts say could reshape the bloc's trajectory ahead of the next general election.
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Education
Striking a balance
For many working parents, screens often become a practical necessity rather than a deliberate choice. Many struggle with inconsistency.
