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Huddled together shoulder-to-shoulder, Gen-Z hires at a Tokyo firm roared ‘Hell yeah!’ to cap their morning rally, displaying the kind of corporate machismo that fuelled Japan’s post-war economic miracle. — AFP pic

Forget quiet quitting: Tokyo’s Gen‑Z employees embrace scoldings, strict love and macho morning mantras

Dementia is caused by brain diseases and affects memory, thinking and the ability to function. — Unsplash pic

Dementia prevention possible as WHO highlights tobacco, isolation and inactivity among key risk drivers

Government officials in casual dress code, including shorts, tee shirts and sneakers, work in the office of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building, as part of the capital’s ‘Cool Biz’ initiative, in Tokyo on July 14, 2026. — AFP pic

Too hot: Tokyo officials swap suits for shorts as heat and energy costs soar

Ahmad Abdullah’s shows his most treasured possessions. — Picture from Facebook/Bernama

Treasured bird-hilt ‘golok’ keeps Kelantan’s blacksmithing heritage alive

Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Manir teachers Zuraidah Hassim, 45, (left) and Najjah Salaamah Jusoh, 37, show the Sihat, Aktif Manirian (SAM) programme’s digital application and the AIA Outstanding Active Lifestyles Award 2026 trophy they won at the Asia Pacific-level AIA Healthiest Schools Competition in Bangkok, Thailand on July 8. — Bernama pic

Two Terengganu teachers create app to get pupils moving and eating healthier

Screengrab from X/Molly Ploofkins showing the moment a 900kg bison at the Yellowstone National Park in the US launched a 65-year-old man 2.4 metres into the air on July 10, 2026. The man, Carl Isom-McDaniel, survived the toss.

Man survives terrifying Yellowstone bison toss, park decides the bull gets to live (VIDEO)

Meet Anastasia Kostromina, the 24-year-old Russian model making waves worldwide this 2026 World Cup season for her resemblance to Norway’s star striker Erling Haarland, 25. — Pictures from Instagram/nas__kos

Haa… Haaland? A Russian model’s prize in the genetic lottery is looking like a Norwegian football superstar

Whitetip Reef Shark (Triaenodon obesus) on the reef floor at Sipadan Island. Inset: Juvenile shovelnose rays. — Daily Express pic

Sabah’s seas send an SOS as sharks disappear and rays take their place

Miri councillor and chairman of its City Services Standing Committee Kelvin Chia inspects a drain outside an eatery. — The Borneo Post pic

Behind Miri’s clean city award: Rubbish, drains and the uphill battle to keep things tidy

The Marina Recreational Park with the Miri City Hall in the background. — The Borneo Post pic

Clean sweep or just sweeping it under the rug? Miri’s Asean award has locals talking

For illustration only. Thailand is cracking down on illegal seaside developments in tourist-packed Phuket in a bid to clean up and return its beaches to the general public again. — Unsplash pic

Phuket’s beaches are getting a clean-up, and some hotels have to go

Lotus’s Malaysia issued an apology statement three days after its Selayang staff accused a 38-week pregnant shopper of hiding groceries under her clothes on July 11, 2026. — Pictures from Facebook/Public Health Malaysia

Lotus’s admits it got it wrong after baby bump mistaken for hidden groceries at Selayang store

Under the direction of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s de facto ruler, the power of its influential clerics has diminished and the once-feared morality police have been muzzled. — AFP pic

Saudi Arabia's queer cruise highlights kingdom's changing image ahead of World Cup

Cultivated for millennia, Armenia’s famed apricots were known to ancient Romans as the “Armenian apple.” — AFP pic

How Russia's trade war is reshaping Armenia's iconic apricot industry

The directive comes as local authorities and wildlife conservationists celebrate the birth in May of another gibbon in the Angkor Forest, the forest that surrounds the magnificent Angkor Wat complex and the Angkor Archaeological Park. — Picture from Facebook/ANA

Angkor Wat celebrates new gibbon birth, warns tourists against feeding monkeys

Consultant Urologist and Robotic Surgeon at Sunway Medical Centre, Sunway City, Dr Murali Sundram Mikaail Abdullah said the earliest sign of testicular cancer is usually a painless swelling or lump in one testicle, which may be noticed by the patient himself or, in some cases, by his sexual partner. — IStock.com pic

A painless lump could be the first sign: What young men need to know about testicular cancer