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The Chinese people have a glorious tradition of relentlessly seeking self-renewal, says Wang Yi.

Brazil assumed the rotating presidency of the BRICS group (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) on Wednesday. The agenda will focus on strengthening cooperation among Global South nations

Thailand has notified Russia, the current chair of the BRICS group, of its acceptance to be a partner country.

The significance of BRICS as a platform for fostering unity and cooperation among Global South countries has risen, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Mao Ning said on Tuesday

The original excitement about the influence of AI on developed countries is shifting toward how AI might influence developing nations.

It is becoming increasingly evident that even the edge of innovation is steadily shifting to the global South-East!

A new report shows global losses from drought cost $307 billion a year.

Jomo says there is a genuine opportunity to explore and expand possibilities within the system, provided there is a collective goal.

KL mayor says Asia and Africa, though low energy users, face severe impacts from extreme weather and rising temperatures.

Since the Industrial Revolution, country after country has turned to fossil fuels to power their transport and industry.

It's crucial to shift course slightly and enhance collaboration with the Global South, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

Malaysia is set to be officially recognised as one of 13 nations added to BRICS as a partner country, though not as full members yet. But as Malaysia joins this diverse and at times divided group, questions remain about what the country stands to gain—and what it risks. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks with Tan Sri Dr Munir Majid, Visiting Senior Fellow at the Centre for International Affairs, Diplomacy and Strategy at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Malaysia is set to be officially recognised as one of 13 nations added to BRICS as a partner country, though not as full members yet. But as Malaysia joins this diverse and at times divided group, questions remain about what the country stands to gain—and what it risks. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks with Elina Noor, Senior Fellow, of the Asia Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

The appeal of the BRICS mechanism lies in the expanding influence of its members in the global political and economic system.

Malaysia's intent to join BRICS is part of the country's efforts to uphold its independent and neutral policies.

Dr Mohd Afzanizam Abdul Rashid says the US DXY dropped to 103.830 points, suggesting an upside potential for the ringgit.

The Education Ministry would take strict action against any party found selling food that could endanger students' safety.

Mark Carney won with 86 pct of votes, defeating ex-Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland in a race with nearly 152,000 party members voting.

The real number of people living in modern slavery in Britain is estimated to be around 130,000, according to a human rights group.

Scam centres, particularly those in Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar run illegal online schemes to defraud people.

Decriminalising drugs would help all, especially women, who are among the worst impacted despite being less likely to use drugs.

Sudan produces 80 pct of the world's gum arabic, a natural substance from acacia trees used to mix, stabilise, and thicken ingredients.

The surge in pneumonia-related deaths to Malaysia's ageing population, delays in seeking medical care, and low vaccination rates.

Some EV buyers avoid Tesla due to Elon Musk's views, while competition from new, affordable electric vehicles is growing.

More than 350,000 women in China are diagnosed with breast cancer annually.