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How to create jobs for the world’s 1.2 billion new workers
Over the next 10 to 15 years, 1.2 billion young people in developing countries will come of working age.
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GolfExclusive
ONOFF unveil new line of clubs built with every golfer in mind
GLOBERIDE Inc release their latest range of ONOFF equipment with the launch of the XCBT line of golf clubs.
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Focus
When a narcissist goes to war
If you can set aside both the unconstitutionality and the immorality of US President Donald Trump's unprovoked attack on Iran and focus on the operation itself, it is hard not to be bewildered by the utter lack of real planning.
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‘Persian Gulf War’: Lesson in industrial-defence?
How can the Philippines survive in the new world order?
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Myanmar
Increase in public bus passengers
The Yangon Bus Service, the main public bus network in Yangon, has seen passenger numbers rise following the introduction of the odd-even licence plate system to reduce fuel consumption, the state-owned daily Global New Light of Myanmar reported.
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Focus
Conflict cost for children
The young ones, even if not in the direct line of fire, will suffer incredibly.
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Focus
Social media: worse than cigarettes?
Social media platforms aren't the new cigarettes. They're worse, says the writer.
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Focus
A crisis hidden in plain sight
For many young Malaysians, the problem remains not unemployment but underemployment.
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Education
Boosting ties
TO advance the country's technical and vocational education and training (TVET), educational institutions and industry players must work together.
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Education
‘Teach teachers to manage money’
The Education Ministry must introduce a money management subject at all teacher training institutes immediately.
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Education
The future of global education
Malaysia's education framework has deep historical roots in British colonial rule. That legacy introduced formal schooling structures, governance models and English-medium institutions, which became the foundation of our modern system.
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Indonesia
Social media ban for kids kicks off
The nation has started implementing a new government regulation approved earlier this month that bans children younger than 16 from access to digital platforms that could expose them to pornography, cyberbullying, online scams and addiction.
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Education
Fixing Maths attitudes
THE increase in primary school Mathematics teaching time from next year is a step towards arresting declining global scores (see infobox), but educators say changing pupils' attitudes towards the subject is just as crucial for it to be effective.
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STARPICKS
A BLEEDING BRAIN IS UNFORGIVING
A SUDDEN onset of severe headache, confusion and slurred speech could be warning signs of an intracranial bleed – a serious and potentially life-threatening condition.
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Education
Tech talent proves she’s a worthy bet
Pushing herself to do better has been a constant for Juliet Chow (pic).
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Golf
Work on your pitching control(Part I)
In this first part on controlling your pitching, Ryder Cup winner and five-times European Tour champion Ross Fisher shares a few fundamentals on what can help sharpen your game and improve scoring around the greens.
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Golf
Koepka co‑designs Memorial Park
BROOKS Koepka already has several accolades to his credit, but signature golf course designer is a new one.
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Golf
Annual tourism showpiece returns with a move to Tropicana
THE annual Malaysia Tourism Golf Tournament will return for its third edition and include this year, a visit to Johor.
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Thailand
Safe passage for Thai ships
THE South-East Asian nation has reached a deal with Iran to allow Thai oil vessels safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, its prime minister said.
