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KUALA LUMPUR: MediAsas will remain a voluntary medical insurance and takaful scheme rather than a national health insurance programme providing automatic coverage to all Malaysians.
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The opposition is riven by disagreements, but one conviction runs through all its members: Netanyahu's continued tenure endangers Israel, and cooperating with him is a thousand times more dangerous…
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's women's singles challenge at the Kumamoto Masters Japan ended in the opening round after K. Letshanaa and Wong Ling Ching suffered defeats on Wednesday.
Indonesia has launched Carbon Connection for Climate Next (CarbonNex), a platform designed to connect domestic carbon ...
ALOR GAJAH: Unresolved land ownership issues, stalled customary land gazettements and rigid lease policies have left hundreds of rural families in Machap Jaya facing legal and economic uncertainty.
Even if the possibility of resuming the war in the Gulf hasn't been definitively taken off the table, the current picture – until Trump's next U-turn – is fairly clear.
A three-year investigation by UK media has unearthed accusations against high-profile UK celebrity David Walliams of grooming and sexual assault.
