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Teacher turned entrepreneur extols virtues of mushrooms as unexplored commodity

Sabahan Soon Kok Leong believes mushrooms can potentially be the most profitable cash crops in the state

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Northern Lights makes strides as SXI hopes to reclaim past glories

Education is transforming in Penang, home to the country's many old and leading learning institutions

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Dutch flood memories unleash new climate fears

More than 2,500 people were killed in the Netherlands, Belgium and Britain in the great flood of 1953

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Tourism through religious events

Recently, a major celebration at Minor Basilica of St Anne was held to mark the title granted by the Pope three years ago

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Northern Ireland journeys from building ships to screen hits

The region has provided the backdrop to hit shows like ‘Game of Thrones’, ‘Derry Girls’ and is also drawing in tourists

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Generation Z finding time for second-hand luxury watches

Millennials and Gen Z are ‘very concerned about the future of the planet, and no longer want to buy new’

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King Charles wants Harry to attend his coronation

The King is said to believe that Harry and Meghan’s absence at the coronation would be a greater distraction than their presence

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Women drive fast train to Mecca as Saudi workforce evolves

Last year some 28,000 applicants vied for just 32 slots for women drivers on the Haramain High Speed Railway

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UK cost-of-living crisis pushes mothers to the brink

Britain is in the midst of the biggest surge in prices in decades, from fuel and heating to food and housing costs

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This Japanese sightseeing train runs on leftover ramen

This old train, used for sightseeing, is partly powered by leftover ramen broth and unfinished rice dishes

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Discover Türkiye’s most romantic routes on Valentine’s Day

Türkiye offers uniquely romantic destinations for couples on February 14, Valentine's Day

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Phew! Truck-sized asteroid misses Earth

The asteroid got as close as 3,600 km from Earth's surface, closer than many satellites

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Why the extinction of elephants could be bad news for climate mitigation

Research suggests the extinction of African elephants could affect the ability of rainforests to capture atmospheric carbon