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Badminton
Kenneth urges women’s team to push beyond limits
PETALING JAYA: The national women shuttlers were dealt a harsh lesson in the Asia Team Championships after bowing out in the quarter-finals on Friday.
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Badminton
Mixed outing leaves Roy King-Arif with work to do for Thomas Cup spot
PETALING JAYA: Men's doubles shuttlers Yap Roy King-Wan Arif Wan Junaidi still have work to do in their quest to claim a spot in the Thomas Cup Finals after a mixed showing in the Asia Team Championships.
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Other Sports
Olympics-Figure-skating-Once a child prodigy, Canada's Gogolev makes memorable Games debut
MILAN, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Canada's Stephen Gogolev made a memorable Olympic debut with a third-place finish in the men's short programme of the Milano Cortina team event — a moment that once felt far from guaranteed during years of injuries after a major growth spurt.
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Star Biz7
The festive cash tsunami
Even as the lunar calendar turns toward the Year of the Fire Horse this February, Malaysia's shopping malls have already undergone a transformation that is more than just aesthetic.
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Badminton
Wei Xiang gains priceless experience after brave fight against Ginting
PETALING JAYA: Young shuttler Kong Wei Xiang believes the experience gained playing against Indonesia's Anthony Ginting in the Asia Team Championships will prove invaluable.
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Focus
When parents won’t put their phones down
Growing screen dependence among older adults is impacting health, reshaping family interactions, and raising questions about healthy ageing in a digital world.
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Nation
Chasing the ‘missing piece’ may come at a cost
PETALING JAYA: The excitement of tearing open a blind box often turns into disappointment the moment a duplicate toy is revealed.
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Focus
Inside the blind box economy: Why we can’t stop unboxing
Once a childhood ritual, blind boxes have become a multi-billion-dollar industry built on anticipation and nostalgia, but will we keep buying into the thrill?
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On The Beat
Livestock must go where the land is
Land in Selangor is both scarce and expensive, so having less productive livestock farming there needs a rethink. Instead, farms could be moved to the Bornean states where vast tracts are available.
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Focus
'My crazy friend': The crown of Epstein's circle
The world's Royals who stayed close to Epstein.
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Badminton
Ni Kadek stands tall as Indonesia bow out to South Korea
PETALING JAYA: Indonesia may have fallen 1-3 to South Korea in the women's team semi-finals at the Asia Team Championships, but teenager Ni Kadek Dhinda emerged as a bright spark in defeat.
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Star Biz7
Building adaptation –the way forward
Urban renewal has garnered much attention and debate of late on the Malaysian built environment. Currently, urban renewal projects are focusing primarily on old dilapidated high-rise strata properties in urban areas. While the nation is relatively young, the majority of high-rise buildings are still relatively new and of low building age.
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Star Biz7
Youths say no to home buying
More young Malaysians are renting instead of buying. But does that mean the dream of owning a home is dead?
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World
Su Yiming earns China's 1st medal at Milan-Cortina Games as difficulty spikes in big air (updated)
LIVIGNO, Italy, Feb. 7 (Xinhua) -- Defending Olympic champion Su Yiming delivered China's first medal of the Milan-Cortina Winter Games on Saturday, claiming bronze in a fiercely contested men's snowboard big air final defined by soaring difficulty.
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World
Germany's Langenhan leads men's singles luge at Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics with two track records
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb. 7 (Xinhua) -- Germany's Max Langenhan topped the men's singles luge standings after setting two track records from as many runs at the Milan-Cortina Winter Games here on Saturday.
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Other Sports
Olympics-Biathlon-Dad's the word as fathers get set for Winter Games biathlon battle
ANTERSELVA, Italy, Feb 7 (Reuters) - While Scandinavia is famous for its hands-on "latte pappas", Olympic biathletes Johannes Dale-Skjevdal and Sebastian Samuelsson say the demands of their sport leave little room for cafe mornings and playground duty, forcing them to put family life on hold when the Games begin.
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Other Sports
Olympics-Figure Skating-Japan's Kagiyama channels rivalry with Malinin to grab Olympic spotlight
MILAN, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Competing against gold medal favourite Ilia Malinin always motivates Yuma Kagiyama and pushes him to do better, the Japanese figure skater said after upstaging the American in the men's short programme in the team event at the Milano Cortina Olympics.
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World
Medal table at Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics on February 7
MILAN, Feb. 7 (Xinhua) -- Following is the medal table at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games after the competitions on Saturday, February 7 (tabulated under delegations, gold, silver, bronze and total medals):
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Other Sports
Olympics-Figure Skating–Italy confident about medal prospect in team event
MILAN, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Italy's figure skaters remained confident about their medal prospects in the team event at the Milano Cortina Olympics after the men's short programme and free dance session ensured the host nation maintained third place on Saturday.
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World
Multiple avalanches leave 4 dead in northern Italy
MILAN, Feb. 7 (Xinhua) -- Multiple avalanches struck the northern Italian Alps on Saturday, leaving four people dead and several others injured, local media reported.
