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Student Kim Da-in poses with her phone, showing a photo taken by her mother of her on a roadside where she stood in front of a military vehicle turning toward the National Assembly, after martial law was declared by then South Korea president Yoon Suk Yeol on December 3 last year. — AFP pic

A year after martial law, three South Koreans reflect on the night their lives changed

Weighing almost two-tonnes, this 'bulky' power bank features a customisable digital “eyes” on its dark glass front panel, which doubles as a stylised 'face'. — Picture courtesy of Perodua

A power bank for your EV? Meet Perodua’s P-Charge Mobile that brings electricity to you instead

Safety features like the Child Presence Detection (CPD) in Perodua’s QV-E aim to prevent tragedies involving children accidentally left in vehicles and subsequent death to heatstroke. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

Forget-Me-Not: Perodua’s latest EV sportback adds safety feature to prevent Forgotten Baby Syndrome

Online insurance platform, Bjak Malaysia, celebrates largest partnership with 16 insurers. — Picture courtesy of Bjak

Bjak celebrates Malaysia’s largest online insurance partnership with 16 insurers

This photo taken on October 30, 2025 shows a six-year-old child on a couch with his iPad watching a show on YouTube at his home in Sydney. — AFP

‘He was my world’: Grieving mother honours son lost to online bullying as Australia moves to ban under-16s from social media

Muhammad Termizi, who also serves as JWN’s archaeology curator, said the strenuous excavation was rewarded with relics that strengthen the historical and heritage narrative of Malaysia. — Bernama pic

Secrets of the Straits: How a 13th-century vessel reveals early Malay seafaring

Azwan Zainudin has recorded sales of nearly RM2 million this year through the production of fresh eggs, salted eggs and meat supplied across the state and to Selangor. — Bernama pic

Former school assistant turns quiet village duck farm into RM2m success story

An undated illustration of the 3.4-million-year-old ‘Burtele foot’ — belonging to ancient human relative Australopithecus deyiremeda — found in Ethiopia’s Afar Rift, shown in anatomical position alongside an outline of a gorilla foot. — Reuters pic

Scientists identify mysterious ‘Burtele foot’ as belonging to ancient human ancestor

Oysters in Japan are dying en masse in parts of the country’s top production area, likely due to warmer sea temperatures, officials said Monday. — Unsplash pic/Charlotte Coneybeer

Shucked by climate change: Japan’s oysters dying en masse in warming seas

The Oxford English Dictionary has chosen “rage bait” as the word of the year for 2025, according to a publication on the Oxford University Press website. — Picture via Oxford University Press website

Oxford crowns ‘rage bait’ as word of the year — proof anger really drives clicks

One of 12 bottles of champagne from the wedding of King Charles III and Princess Diana will go under the hammer this month in Denmark. — AFP pic

Royal bubbles: Diana and Charles’ wedding champagne to go under the hammer in Denmark

Sofyank's video for Tourism Singapore won praise but also raised questions about Tourism Malaysia's own strategies. — X screenshot

Popular Malaysian video creator makes Tourism Singapore video, gets asked ‘Tak promote Malaysia ke?’ (VIDEO)

A general view of the new Produa EV at the MITI Tower in Kuala Lumpur on December 1, 2025. — Picture by Yusof Isa

Perodua QV-E is now official: Electric sportback with 201hp, 445km NEDC range, priced at RM80,000 not inclusive of battery subscription (VIDEO)

The Christmas Monopoly display at Terminal 1, Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). — Picture via Facebook

Another Malaysian Monopoly board? Tourism Malaysia launches KL edition in conjunction with Visit Malaysia Year 2026

Many road users are 'still unaware or inattentive' about the meaning of the sign “Belok Kiri Jika Tiada Kenderaan dan Pejalan Kaki (turn left if no vehicles and pedestrians).”— Picture via Facebook/DBKL

To the left, to the left: DBKL reminds drivers red light left turn OK only when no pedestrians or incoming traffic

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