Malaysia

Recognizing that lifestyle choices are a major cause of many chronic diseases, the Doha Declaration is a historic pledge to the vital necessity of preventative medicine. Malaysia has been greatly motivated to change its healthcare policy by this perceptive viewpoint, giving education, awareness-raising, and community-based initiatives that encourage healthy living top priority. By putting these preventative steps into place, Malaysia …

As many other countries, Malaysia fights to stop illegal immigration. Strong economic prospects and a plethora of job alternatives have drawn those looking for better living there. Still, not all immigrants adhere to the right processes, which creates a population of illegal immigrants that the government has to manage using a combination of laws, enforcement, and humanitarian programs. Governmental Opinion …

Malaysia is having to deal with the invisible threat that microplastics represent more and more. Malaysians are eating these tiny particles—less than five millimeters—at startlingly high rates as compared to other countries. This condition seriously endangers not only the ecology but also the health of the general people. An All Around Issue Among the various sources of microplastics include the …

Malaysia’s location on Southeast Asia gives it easy access to the more than 650 million people who reside in the ASEAN region. This lucky situation will help IT companies looking to grow in the region. One has many opportunities for investment, trade, and collaboration when one is near to economic behemoths like China and India. Malaysia is a major hub …

In a bold move to secure its place in the global semiconductor market, Malaysia has launched a comprehensive National Semiconductor Strategy (NSS). This three-phase plan, backed by a substantial US$5.3 billion investment, aims to transform the nation into a semiconductor powerhouse over the next decade. Training a New Generation of Engineers Central to this strategy is the ambitious goal of …

In a move that has sparked widespread debate, Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is facing calls to reject a significant airport deal involving BlackRock, an entity with alleged ties to Israeli arms manufacturers. Critics argue that this partnership contradicts Malaysia’s strong stance on the Palestinian cause and could undermine the country’s moral position on the global stage. Public Sentiments and …

Malaysia is still in shock after the recent attack on the Ulu Tiram police station after nearly 20 years without any significant terror attacks. The terrible murders of two police officers in this incident have sparked fears about the potential emergence of local ISIS sympathizers. The phenomena of the lone wolf At first, the attack was seen to be connected …

Looking forward to 2030, Malaysia faces a formidable obstacle in the shape of a developing water crisis that endangers millions of lives. Even though the nation is blessed with a lot of rainfall, water shortage is looming large over its population and economy. Wasted Water: A Pricey Ignorance Water leaks and inefficiencies in the water distribution system cost Malaysia an …

Recent research that has foreseen a concerning trend in Malaysia predicts that by 2035, most of its youth will be overweight. One worrying pattern is this one. This forecast is grounded in the nation’s existing trend of children’s health and lifestyle choices rather than in wild conjecture. This forecast is based on the current national trend of children’s health and …

Singaporean and Malaysian coffee culture is rich with history and multiculturalism, and it’s about much more than simply the aroma of freshly brewed coffee. The distinctive and famous coffee names in both nations are a reflection of their common history and the cultural influences that have shaped their communities.  Who Made ‘Kopi’  The Dutch term “koffie” is the origin of …