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Aside from beaches and islands, Koreans also know Kota Kinabalu for its golf courses. — Picture by Julia Chan

It’s tee time all year round for South Korean golfers who visit Sabah

Japan’s Junko Hagiwara, also known as La Yunko, poses for pictures at the Instituto Andaluz de Flamenco in Seville, on August 29, 2024. Japan’s Junko Hagiwara has caused a stir in Spain’s traditional flamenco world by unexpectedly winning the prize for best dancer at the country’s leading flamenco festival — the first foreigner to do so. — AFP pic

‘A way of life’: The Japanese dancer conquering Spain’s flamenco scene

Samir Makari holds a tray of ‘mufataka’, a traditional Beiruti sweet, at his shop in the Lebanese capital on August 29, 2024. A kind of rice pudding made with turmeric, tahini sesame paste, sugar and pine nuts, ‘mufataka’ is traditional in Beirut but less known even outside the city. — AFP pic

Keeping the sweet tradition alive: ‘Mufataka’, a Beirut family’s dessert legacy

The 26-metre-high cedar, named ‘Yayoisugi’, with a trunk circumference of about 8 metres, was a key feature of the tourist site Shiratani Unsuikyo Ravine. — Picture from X/Justus_Lineman

Iconic 3,000-yr-old Yayoisugi cedar toppled on typhoon-hit island in Japan

Khairul Aming with New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. — Picture from X/khairulaming

Khairul Aming meets New Zealand PM Luxon, digs into Malaysian delights ‘nasi lemak,’ ‘roti jala,’ and ‘teh tarik’ (VIDEO)

No, ‘Batman Forever’. We don't have Malaysian Dream Warden dolls. — Screenshot from Youtube/FlashbackTV

Remember how it felt when you heard Malaysia mentioned in a TV series or film? Let us refresh your memories (VIDEO)

The Green Bank Telescope, a 100-meter fully steerable radio telescope, is seen near a farm in the Green Bank Observatory in the US National Radio Quiet Zone. — AFP

Inside the 'golden age' of the search for extraterrestrial intelligence at the Green Bank Telescope

Lee Ha-yeon, a recognized kimchi grand master and her apprentices prepare kimchi at the Kimchi Culture Institute in Namyangju, South Korea, August 21, 2024. — Reuters pic

No more kimchi? South Korea’s beloved side dish under threat as napa cabbage wilts from climate change

Usually chilly Lapland that usually has mild summers has now seen higher temperatures than usual. — Picture via Facebook/Visit Lapland

It’s even cold in Finland: Usually chilly Lapland sees warmest summer on record

Ice creams on display at 'Roberto confectionary' pastry shop in Tatabanya, northwestern Hungary on August 14, 2024. — AFP pic

Cone appetit: Hungary goes wild for cabbage stew ice cream

This photograph shows honeybees in their beehive at honey producer La Ruchedes Puysin Saint Ours Auvergneon August 20, 2024. — AFP pic

‘Bees starving to death’ from cold, rainy spring in disastrous year for French honey

The comedian is looking forward to the opening of his restaurant. — Composite pic via X/Uncle Roger

Uncle Roger confirms Sept 11 restaurant opening date, invites Malaysians to join him in attempting Guinness World Record

This photo taken on August 2, 2024 shows employees of bubble tea chain Mixue Bingcheng preparing drinks for customers in Beijing. — AFP pic

Why is Mixue so popular? In China, penny-pinching youths are transforming China’s bubble tea craze

File picture of Romain Florentin, a roofer and zinc worker, working on the roof of a building in Paris, on July 31, 2024. The French culture ministry has chosen the zinc roofers as the country’s entry for the Unesco list of Intangible Cultural Heritage to be decided at the UN body’s session in Paraguayan capital Asuncion in December. — AFP pic

Amid climate change challenges, iconic Paris zinc roofers seek Unesco heritage recognition

Hatsune Miku's birthday shares a date with Malaysia's Merdeka day.  — Picture via X/Hatsune Miku official

Hatsune Miku goes global…on X: Popular Vocaloid mascot gets tribute art from all over the world, including Malaysia

Excited Malaysian shoppers looking through available Hobonichi Techo stock. — Picture by Erna Mahyuni

Victim of popularity: Popular Japanese stationery brand’s website buckles under pressure on ‘Hobonichi Day’