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Apple iPhone 13 now available for purchase

There are four versions of Apple’s flagship devices, ranging from the Pro Max to the Mini

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‘Exhausted Man’ PC game takes tiredness to the next level

Developed by publisher Candleman Games, 'Exhausted Man' has just been showcased at the Steam Next Festival

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India to re-open for tourists from October 15

The country had suspended all visas for foreigners in March last year when the pandemic took off

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MyWritersFest 2021: a festival for the solitary community

Scholarships are available for those who want to dip their feet into writing

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Tanzanian-born novelist Gurnah wins Nobel Literature Prize

Gurnah was honoured 'for his uncompromising and compassionate penetration of the effects of colonialism and the fate of the refugee in the gulf between cultures...

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Streaming site Twitch confirms hack

125 gigabytes of data, which were reportedly leaked, included Twitch source code, records of payouts to streamers, among others

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'An amazing ride': study offers dengue treatment hope

A newly discovered compound targets the interaction between two proteins in the dengue virus that are key to its replication

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Pavilion Bukit Jalil promises new shopping experience with Siam Piwat, Thailand's retail giant

Set to open on December 3, Pavilion Bukit Jalil will have 1.8 million sq feet, including 11,000 sq feet of exclusive Thai stores

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Free rehab for B40 community stroke survivors – Nasam

The programme will run for a year and is sponsored by Yayasan Hasanah

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Mums’ sacrifice for children to be Malaysian citizens

Years of awaiting citizenship approval only to be rejected after 3 to 5 years – mothers with foreign spouses cry discrimination

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More than one in seven adolescents live with a mental disorder, says Unicef

According to Unicef, almost 46,000 adolescents die from suicide each year

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Increasing the visibility of ovarian cancer challenges for Malaysian women

An estimated 1,800 women in Malaysia were diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2020, and this figure will rise sharply in the future

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Civil society activist Anwar Fazal is recognised for his lifetime of work

The activist reiterates the importance of living in harmony with nature and those around us of different cultures