The two Koreas have agreed to march together in the Opening Ceremony of the 18th Asian Games under the Unification Flag and will now discuss the possibility of unified Korean teams in certain sports.
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‘Umno sakit, saya hendak cuba pulihkannya’
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Football ain’t cheap, you know
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Four Malaysians to ‘turun padang’ at World Cup
Four Malaysians will be in the thick of action when the Fifa World Cup kicks off in Russia on June 14.
Pacquiao fight tickets go on sale today
Tickets for Manny Pacquiao-Laucas Matthysee boxing match available from 4pm.
Waive SST for medicine
Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society maintains stand that patients should not be injected with financial burden.
Get urban poor mums to breastfeed
Poor mothers not equipped with right information on how to breastfeed as prevalence of malnourished toddlers living in low-cost evident.
Johor siblings’ crazy 16,000km round trip to watch Reds
Liverpool fans Lim Ben Winn and sister Ee Lenn from Kluang, Johor, travelled over 8,000km to Kyiv to watch Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid – and flew back the same day!
Not everyone is an Ah Beng or Inspector Saab
Many remain ignorant and don’t realise they are being viewed through a racial lens, says historian Prof Khoo Kay Khim
Resign gracefully, ping-pong Ah Longs told
Affiliate says there appears to be a serious breach of good corporate governance and violation of Table Tennis Association of Malaysia’s constitution by granting RM8 million loans to developers.
Time to crush sugar rush
Sugar tax can help combat high intake among children.
Let parents bring kids to work
Senior paediatrician says more can be done to help poor children living in the nation’s capital to feel safe.