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Israel is using the ‘atrocities committed by Hamas in its 7 October attack’ as a justification for its genocide on Gaza. Its Western allies, too, go along with this justification, even if unstated.

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How a deal forged in southern Thailand helped end decades of conflict and shaped a quieter future for the people of Malaysia.

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The Malaysia that once existed is not dead – only buried beneath layers of fear, insecurity and political manipulation. It ...

Sabah's election results demonstrate a clear preference for local parties over peninsula-based political movements.

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No party can win outright as 1.8 million voters choose from 596 candidates in Sabah's most fragmented election.

Residents demand transparency as traffic, floods and vanishing green spaces expose systematic failures in planning.

Simple sensor systems could transform care for older people by detecting and preventing falls before tragedy strikes.