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Asia & Oceania
Jepun Untukmu: A Muslim-friendly travel guide to Japan
JNTO KL's campaign highlights popular attractions, lesser-known spots and Muslim-friendly amenities across Japan.
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Know Your Medicines
Beware of instant coffee with ‘extra power’
Coffee lovers are advised to watch out for products that have dubious added ingredients.
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Living
Are home remedies like honey, garlic and hot chicken soup able to fix colds?
If your nose is starting to feel stuffed up or your throat is scratchy, there no need to rush right to the chemist. There are home remedies you can try too. But will they work? We asked a range of specialists.
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Entertainment
Malaysian actor Zhang Zetong buys new home in Singapore due to issues with renting
Zhang bought a condominium unit in the western part of Singapore and received the keys in late 2025.
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Wellness
Ladies, prepare early for those potential extra kilos
Bad news for women: Ageing-related weight gain may start earlier in life than you think.
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Fashion
The rise of a streetwear cult brand built on scarcity, spectacle and grit
Built from the ground up by Clint Ogbenna, London-based streetwear label Corteiz has turned scarcity, spectacle and raw local energy into a global fashion force.
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Living
Saving for life’s surprises: How to build an emergency financial fund
Maybe your car broke down, your computer was stolen, or you had a surprise visit to urgent care. Emergencies are inevitable, but you can prepare to deal with them by building an emergency fund.
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Living
Contradictheory: Not all of us are Ferrari drivers
And not all of us want to use AI to create porn. So should we be punishing the bad workman rather than banning his tools?
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Books
Malaysian illustrator’s artwork selected for Pinocchio exhibition in Italy
Emila Yusof's work was one of 25 winners selected for a global exhibition marking bicentenary of Pinocchio author Carlo Collodi
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Books
As world burns, Indian author Amitav Ghosh writes for the future
Amitav Ghosh's recent work centres on the urgent unravelling of the natural world and its moral legacy
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Fashion
Inside the Saks bankruptcy and what it reveals about fashion retail
As Saks Global seeks bankruptcy protection, the fashion world is forced to confront hard truths about retail's changing landscape.
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Nation
Nadia Kesuma to be laid to rest in Jeddah, says husband
GEORGE TOWN: The family of actress Nadia Kesuma, who died in Jeddah on Thursday, has come to terms with her passing.
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Books
Author Min Jin Lee's 'Pachinko' follow-up explores Korean education obsession
Min Jin Lee's first novel since her million-selling Pachinko is a long book that grew out of a basic question: What do Koreans care most about?
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Living
As Italy allows alcohol-free wine, might this be the month to try it?
If you are embracing dry January, why not make it the month you taste some alcohol-free wine?
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Asia & Oceania
A State of Trance to celebrate 25th anniversary with Vietnam debut
Ho Chi Minh City will be the only South-East Asian stop in the EDM festival's anniversary tour.
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TV
How 'The Rookie' became a surprise hit with teens
A broadcast TV show about a middle-aged guy who becomes an LAPD cop wouldn't seem like your typical teen magnet.
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Living
Second-hand shopping in China has evolved into a trendy, eco-friendly lifestyle
The thrill of finding a 'hidden gem' is why more people are hitting thrift stores and second-hand shops.
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Children
Keeping our children safe on the road
It may be 'just a short trip', but accidents can happen anywhere at anytime, and children are frequently the tragic victims.
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Nation
Missing actress Nadia Kesuma confirmed to have passed away
PETALING JAYA: Actress Nadia Kesuma who went missing upon arriving at the Raja Abdul Aziz International Airport in Jeddah, is confirmed to have passed away.
