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In a historic moment that marks a significant milestone in Malaysia's architectural landscape, Yang di-Pertuan Agong Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri&rsquo;ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah, officially inaugurated the Merdeka 118 Tower, now the second tallest building in the world after the Burj Khalifa, standing at 828 metres high.
With its distinctive design inspired by Tunku Abdul Rahman's silhouette proclaiming Malaysia's independence, the tower stands as a symbol of the nation's unity and diversity. Costing RM5 billion and starting its construction in 2014, the Merdeka 118 Tower has become the new tallest building in Malaysia, surpassing other iconic structures such as the Petronas Twin Tower and the Exchange TRX.&nbsp;
The Launching Night
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Video menggunakan teknik timelapse dari Bukit Seputeh menyaksikan Menara Merdeka 118 dihiasi dengan cahaya lampu berwarna-warni dan laser sempena perasmiannya oleh Yang di-Pertuan Agong Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah dan Raja Permaisuri Agong Tunku Hajah&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/QdKmTh6eeB">pic.twitter.com/QdKmTh6eeB</a>
&mdash; BERNAMA (@bernamadotcom) <a href="https://twitter.com/bernamadotcom/status/1745106917767499812?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 10, 2024</a></blockquote>
A timelapse of the LED show during the launching of Merdeka 118 Tower.
The Yang di-Pertuan Agong, in his inauguration speech, emphasized the tower's significance as a representation of Malaysia's success in building a diverse and multicultural nation since gaining independence. The tower's unique design, incorporating diamond-shaped glass facades, symbolizes the rich tapestry of Malaysia's people and their varied backgrounds.
&ldquo;Menara Merdeka 118 stands tall as a testament to the unity and resilience of our nation,&rdquo; declared the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. &ldquo;From any perspective, this tower reflects how our country has gone through the passage of time, ultimately emerging successful in various fields with a social structure and values of unity according to our mould.&rdquo;
The Merdeka 118 Tower, soaring at 678.8 meters, will house the 118 Mall, offices, hotels, and residential areas. The 118 Mall, a seven-storey glass-domed shopping centre, is poised to become a hub for retail, entertainment, and cultural experiences.
Yang di-Pertuan Agong also officially opened the Al-Sultan Abdullah Mosque &ndash; the main mosque at the Menara Merdeka 118 development and expressed his gratitude for naming the mosque after him.&nbsp;
&ldquo;It is a valuable reminder and gift to me and the Raja Permaisuri Agong &ndash; which we will appreciate for as long as we live,&rdquo; His Majesty said.
<img src="https://r2.myc.my/9a7ff87c1ae44b8a4dd27d81789a408cbfe9ea2fca4f6aefd13c194a1d1fc830" width="650" height="366" /> Credit to Bernama for the photos
The Grandeur 118 Mall
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As the iconic Merdeka 118 Tower steadily rises to claim its place as the second tallest building globally, another masterpiece is taking shape beneath its towering presence - the 118 Mall. This seven-storey glass-domed shopping mall, an integral part of the Merdeka 118 development, is currently under construction, promising to be a captivating addition to Malaysia's retail landscape.&nbsp;
Owned and developed by PNB Merdeka Ventures Sdn Bhd, a Permodalan Nasional Berhad (PNB) subsidiary, the 118 Mall is set to redefine the shopping experience with its unique design and cultural inspiration.
The name &lsquo;118&rsquo; is more than just a numerical representation &ndash; it is a symbolic nod to the towering achievement of the Merdeka 118 Tower. With 118 storeys reaching towards the sky, the tower serves as an emblem of Malaysia's progress and unity. The mall, an extension of this monumental project, carries the same name, signifying its integral role in the broader Merdeka 118 development.
The 118 Mall will feature a cultural oasis within the mall with its diverse offerings, including:
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<li>Eat Street: A unique al fresco dining experience where local and international restaurants offer all-day dining and after-hours hangout spots. This space aims to celebrate Malaysia&rsquo;s diverse culinary heritage, bringing people together through food.</li>
<li>The Raincloud: One of the most dramatic features of the mall is the multi-storey water feature with an interactive screen to display customized messages &ndash; The Raincloud. This state-of-the-art innovation aims to create an immersive and interactive experience for visitors, making shopping more than just a transactional activity.</li>
<li>The Dome: The 118 Mall boasts the biggest shopping mall dome in Malaysia, offering visitors a visually stunning and immersive experience. The dome symbolises the nation&rsquo;s aspirations &ndash; reaching new heights in architecture and design.</li>
<li>Malaysian Artisan District: A curated retail floor within the mall is dedicated to Malaysian cuisine and heritage products, providing a platform for local artisans and entrepreneurs. This space showcases the nation&rsquo;s rich cultural heritage and supports local businesses.</li>
<li>Event Space: A large, bright and inviting area within the mall is dedicated to hosting various events and exhibitions. This multipurpose is designed to foster community engagement and cultural exchange.</li>
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Do Malaysians Need Another Shopping Mall?
<img src="https://r2.myc.my/5ceccff1a17782ec8184018e2eea914d4b43b473c114475bb8d0f87dd4fbb286" width="565" height="318" /> Sunway Pyramid and KLCC
While the Merdeka 118 Tower and its accompanying mall are undoubtedly impressive, some voices in the community have raised questions about the necessity of yet another shopping mall in Malaysia. Netizens argue that the country may not need more commercial spaces but alternative public facilities that cater to the broader needs of the population.
The development of shopping malls has been a consistent trend in Malaysia, with numerous malls dotting urban landscapes across the country. The public has agreed that instead of prioritizing commercial spaces, the government should focus on investing in public facilities that address the essential needs of Malaysians.&nbsp;
To top it all off, with the recent unveiling of The Exchange TRX Mall, there are growing concerns about the necessity of yet another shopping centre featuring similar retail stores already present in the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_shopping_malls_in_Malaysia">1990 shopping malls</a> (!!!)&nbsp; scattered across the nation. In Klang Valley itself, we have an absurd amount of at least 200 shopping malls (Again, absurd. *insert other absurd synonyms because why?), so the question remains. Do we need another mall to add to our collection?&nbsp;
Read: <a href="https://myc.my/articles/3075/heartbeat-of-the-city-the-exchange-trx-opens-transforming-kls-social-scene">Heartbeat Of The City: The Exchange TRX Opens, Transforming Of KL&rsquo;s Social Scene!</a>
Read: <a href="https://myc.my/articles/3088/the-fun-drains-out-trx-mall-closes-water-sensory-playground">The Fun Drains Out: TRX Mall Closes Water Sensory Playground</a>
Malaysia could benefit from increased investment in educational facilities, particularly in underserved areas. The construction of more schools, vocational training centres, and universities could contribute significantly to the nation's intellectual capital. Apart from that, improving and expanding healthcare facilities is another area of concern.&nbsp;
Increased funding for hospitals, clinics, and medical research centres could enhance the nation's healthcare system, ensuring better access to quality medical services for all Malaysians. Investments in public transportation infrastructure can also alleviate traffic congestion and reduce carbon emissions. Improved and efficient public transportation systems would enhance connectivity and accessibility for Malaysians.
Not to mention, with the rapid urbanization, there is a growing need for green spaces and recreational facilities. Parks, playgrounds, and sports complexes contribute to the well-being of communities, providing spaces for relaxation and physical activity.&nbsp;
In other news, Jalil Rasheed, the former CEO of Permodalan Nasional Berhad (also the youngest), tweeted a picture of the Merdeka 118 Tower &ndash; reminiscing his time there during its construction period was met with aggressive backlash from the public.
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Looking absolutely super. Fond memories of weekly meetings poring through every detail of this structure <a href="https://t.co/WlEwQRhIar">pic.twitter.com/WlEwQRhIar</a>
&mdash; Jalil Rasheed (@jalilword) <a href="https://twitter.com/jalilword/status/1745040295497236501?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 10, 2024</a></blockquote>

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<img src="https://r2.myc.my/c8244958894211fd87e207bcec8df86e5ae9bbd85fad38958984844d5dd3f9ec" width="364" height="374" /> Netizens disagree with Jalil's stance on the Merdeka 118 Tower
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Should&rsquo;ve used the funds to build underground tunnels underneath all MRT and LRT stations across all 8 cardinal directions, 750m each directions, tbh. KL is the 7th ranked cities with the most sky scrappers behind China, US, &amp; UAE but our median salary is RM 2,300/m. <a href="https://t.co/j6rdZEmJoW">https://t.co/j6rdZEmJoW</a>
&mdash; Fayadh (@fxwxb) <a href="https://twitter.com/fxwxb/status/1745084699456758117?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 10, 2024</a></blockquote>
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A permanent scar in a historically significant part of KL. What a shame. <a href="https://t.co/a2fNVgTGII">https://t.co/a2fNVgTGII</a>
&mdash; Nabil Ersyad (@NabilErsyad) <a href="https://twitter.com/NabilErsyad/status/1745079523907895390?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 10, 2024</a>
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Hot takes on Merdeka 118 Tower tainting the KL landscape
While the Merdeka 118 Tower and 118 Mall represent a leap forward in architectural achievement and economic development, finding a balance between commercial projects and public infrastructure is crucial.
The government, developers and communities must collaborate to ensure the nation&rsquo;s growth is holistic and inclusive, addressing the population's diverse needs. As Malaysians celebrate this architectural marvel, it is essential to engage in a broader conversation about the allocation of resources, ensuring that the development trajectory is sustainable, inclusive and responsive to the evolving needs of people.
The Merdeka 118 Tower stands tall, not only as a physical landmark but also as a metaphor for the nation&rsquo;s journey, inviting Malaysians to reflect on their shared history and envision a future that caters to the well-being of all.
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments!
*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Bernama &amp; various cross-references for context.
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Another new mall in Klang Valley? Yep, you read that right.

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Merdeka 118 Tower Grand Opening: Countdown Begins For 118 Mall; A Mall Too Many Or A Must Visit?

In a dramatic policy reversal, US President Donald Trump has announced a 90-day suspension on steep tariffs for over 75 countries &ndash; excluding China &ndash; citing diplomatic overtures, market instability, and the desire to give negotiations a chance. The unexpected announcement, made on 9 April, comes amid heightened fears of a global recession and follows days of extreme volatility in global financial markets.
Global Tariff Pause Sparks Market Rally
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Wall Street reacted euphorically to the news, with the S&amp;P 500 surging 9.5% in its biggest single-day gain since the 2008 financial crisis. The Dow Jones climbed 7.8%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq soared over 12%. European and Asian markets followed suit, clawing back some of the heavy losses suffered earlier in the week following the imposition of sweeping US tariffs.
The market rally was triggered by Trump's decision to delay the implementation of new tariffs on dozens of trade partners, including Malaysia, Vietnam, South Africa, and the European Union. The president said these countries would now face a universal 10% baseline tariff rather than customised levies that, in some cases, exceeded 100%.
&ldquo;I&rsquo;ve authorised a 90-day PAUSE,&rdquo; Trump posted on his Truth Social platform. &ldquo;We don&rsquo;t want to hurt countries that don&rsquo;t need to be hurt &mdash; and they all want to negotiate.&rdquo; He added that the move was in response to outreach from several nations expressing a willingness to resolve issues related to tariffs, trade barriers, currency manipulation, and non-monetary trade practices.
Bond Market Jitters Prompt Sudden Shift
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Trump's tariff reprieve followed sharp criticism from economists, politicians, and financial analysts. Most notably, the US bond market experienced a sharp sell-off, with interest rates on government debt spiking to 4.5% &ndash; the highest since February &ndash; signalling investor anxiety about a potential recession.
Sources within the White House confirmed that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick had met privately with Trump just a day before the announcement to discuss market concerns. &ldquo;They were getting a little bit yippy, a little afraid,&rdquo; Trump later remarked, using a term from sports to describe nervousness.
According to Paul Ashworth, Chief North America Economist at Capital Economics, &ldquo;Although President Trump resisted the stock market sell-off initially, once the bond market began to wobble, it was only a matter of time before he adjusted course.&rdquo;
China Hit with Punitive 125% Tariff
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While most nations have been granted a temporary reprieve, China has not been so fortunate. In a show of economic aggression, Trump raised tariffs on Chinese goods from 104% to a staggering 125%, effective immediately. The move came in response to Beijing&rsquo;s retaliatory tariffs on American imports, which rose from 34% to 84% earlier that same day.
&ldquo;Based on the lack of respect that China has shown to the World&rsquo;s Markets, I am hereby raising the Tariff charged to China by the United States of America to 125%, effective immediately,&rdquo; Trump declared on social media.
The White House&rsquo;s latest tariffs mark the most severe escalation yet in the US-China trade conflict, which began just a week earlier with what Trump dubbed "Liberation Day" &ndash; the date his new global tariffs were first implemented. Beijing responded swiftly and aggressively, pledging to &ldquo;fight to the end&rdquo; against what it called America&rsquo;s &ldquo;bullying tactics&rdquo;.
China Responds: "US Must Show Respect"
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China&rsquo;s Ministry of Foreign Affairs denounced the increased US tariffs as abusive and urged Washington to return to the principles of equality and mutual respect if it hopes to reach a resolution. &ldquo;The United States simply piles mistakes on top of mistakes,&rdquo; China&rsquo;s Finance Minister said. &ldquo;This approach is not conducive to a healthy global trade environment.&rdquo;
The World Trade Organization echoed these concerns, warning that the deteriorating relationship between the world&rsquo;s two largest economies could lead to a collapse in trade volumes of up to 80% &ndash; a staggering US$466 billion (&pound;363 billion) in losses.
Meanwhile, China issued travel advisories warning its citizens to &ldquo;fully assess the risks&rdquo; before travelling to the United States, further illustrating the growing tensions between the two powers.
Europe, Vietnam, and Others Await Further Negotiations
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Among those temporarily spared further tariff hikes are key US trade partners such as the European Union, Vietnam, and Malaysia. Although these countries were initially targeted with levies ranging from 11% to 100%, the decision to hold back appears to have been a reward for diplomatic restraint.
The European Union, despite preparing retaliatory tariffs worth more than &euro;20 billion on American goods including soybeans, motorcycles, and beauty products, had not yet implemented them. As a result, it too was included in the 90-day pause list.
Vietnam, which was facing a 46% tariff on its exports to the US, has welcomed the delay, as have multinational companies such as Nike and Apple, both of which rely heavily on manufacturing in Southeast Asia. Nike shares jumped 11%, while Apple soared nearly 15% on news of the policy shift.
Political Pressure Mounts Behind the Scenes
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Trump&rsquo;s abrupt about-face has also been linked to increasing political pressure from within Washington and influential backers from the business community. High-profile figures including Tesla CEO Elon Musk, hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman, and Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy reportedly pushed for a softening of the tariff regime.
Ackman, who had publicly advocated for a 90-day pause, praised the president&rsquo;s move, saying: &ldquo;Thank you on behalf of all Americans.&rdquo;
Democrats, however, were less impressed. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said the move was a sign that Trump was &ldquo;reeling and retreating&rdquo; under pressure, while critics on Wall Street warned that the damage may already have been done.
Looking Ahead: Will a Deal Be Struck?
Despite the dramatic reversal, Trump insisted he had not backtracked, but rather acted with strategic flexibility. &ldquo;You have to be flexible,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;A deal&rsquo;s going to be made with China. A deal&rsquo;s going to be made with every one of them.&rdquo;
He added that while he could not imagine increasing tariffs on China any further, he was prepared to maintain pressure on Beijing until a satisfactory trade agreement is reached.
However, analysts remain sceptical. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s difficult to see either side backing down in the next few days,&rdquo; Ashworth cautioned. &ldquo;But we suspect that talks will eventually happen.&rdquo;
In the meantime, the global economy remains in a precarious position. While markets have rebounded for now, the uncertainty surrounding US trade policy &ndash; and its long-term implications &ndash; continues to cast a long shadow over international commerce.
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Looks like Trump’s cranked up the pressure — slapping a 125% tariff on Chinese imports.

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Trump Pauses Global Tariffs For 90 Days — But Escalates Trade War With 125% Levy On China

A creature once lost to the Ice Age has now been brought back into the light &mdash; or at least, something astonishingly close. Thanks to cutting-edge genetic engineering, the dire wolf &mdash; an apex predator whose legend has been passed down through both fossils and fiction &mdash; has returned in the form of three living, breathing pups. This remarkable feat comes courtesy of Colossal Biosciences, a Dallas-based biotech firm that has positioned itself at the forefront of a new era in conservation: de-extinction.
The Birth of a Legend Reimagined
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In a breakthrough hailed as both awe-inspiring and controversial, Colossal announced the successful birth of three pups genetically engineered to closely resemble Aenocyon dirus, the dire wolf species that roamed prehistoric North America until their extinction approximately 13,000 years ago. Two males were born on 1 October 2024, followed by a female on 30 January 2025.
The animals are currently housed within a highly secure, undisclosed 2,000-acre facility. This site is enclosed with zoo-grade fencing and guarded around the clock by drones, cameras, and trained personnel. The compound meets rigorous animal welfare standards, having received approval from the American Humane Society and registration from the US Department of Agriculture.
In a nod to mythology and popular culture, the pups have been named Romulus, Remus, and Khaleesi &mdash; reflecting both the Roman twins raised by wolves and the fantasy-epic Game of Thrones, where dire wolves featured as loyal and formidable companions. Though the names are whimsical, the science behind their creation is anything but.
From Fossil to Flesh: Reconstructing the Genome
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To recreate the dire wolf, Colossal&rsquo;s scientists first had to build its genome from ancient remains. They successfully extracted usable DNA from two remarkable finds: a 13,000-year-old tooth and a 72,000-year-old skull. These fragments, sourced from permafrost and cave deposits, provided enough material to reconstruct a near-complete genome of Aenocyon dirus &mdash; a species that, despite its resemblance to modern grey wolves, was genetically distinct and more closely related to African jackals.
With this blueprint in hand, Colossal used gene-editing tools like CRISPR to modify the DNA of modern grey wolves. Specific genes responsible for traits such as a broader skull, denser fur, white coats, enhanced jaw strength, and robust immunity were carefully inserted to create an animal that mirrors the dire wolf both physically and functionally.
Following the gene editing, the engineered DNA was used to clone embryos, which were then implanted into mixed-breed domestic dogs. Of the eight surrogate pregnancies attempted, three led to successful births. The pups are still in their juvenile stages and display some skittish behaviours, but early signs suggest they are healthy and well-adapted to their environment.
&ldquo;Not Quite Dire&rdquo;: The Philosophical Debate
The resurrection of the dire wolf, while groundbreaking, is not without its critics. Though genetically similar to the original species &mdash; with a 99.9% DNA match &mdash; these animals are technically not exact clones. Instead, they are described as &ldquo;genetic replicas&rdquo; or &ldquo;functional proxies.&rdquo;
This nuance has sparked philosophical debate in the scientific community. Professor Love Dal&eacute;n, an evolutionary geneticist at Stockholm University and one of Colossal&rsquo;s scientific advisers, notes, &ldquo;There will be a debate about how many genes must be changed to truly constitute a dire wolf &mdash; but ultimately, that&rsquo;s a philosophical question rather than a scientific one.&rdquo;
Beth Shapiro, Colossal&rsquo;s Chief Science Officer and a leading expert in ancient DNA, affirms that the goal was never to produce a perfect copy. &ldquo;These animals are not clones. They are proxies that represent the ecological and behavioural niche of the dire wolf, built from the genome up.&rdquo;
Despite this framing, some scientists and ethicists remain sceptical. Critics argue that without the ancient Ice Age ecosystems that once supported dire wolves &mdash; including massive prey like megafaunal bison and ground sloths &mdash; the animals may lack a true ecological role in today&rsquo;s world. Others worry about the long-term consequences of such experiments and whether human beings should engage in the resurrection of extinct species at all.
Conservation Through Innovation
<img src="https://r2.myc.my/d85871402a8607a10ebd8cf09cf949064400e9d9c89044a010ec272cfc996442" /> Dr Christopher Mason
Colossal insists that the dire wolf project is more than a scientific novelty. It is part of a larger strategy to enhance biodiversity and resilience in conservation. The same tools used to recreate extinct species, they argue, can be applied to save endangered ones.
Indeed, Colossal has already begun cloning critically endangered red wolves using a less invasive approach. Their hope is to combat inbreeding by introducing new genetic variation &mdash; a technique that could be extended to other struggling species, including the northern white rhino and the Sumatran orangutan.
Dr Christopher Mason, a genomics specialist at Weill Cornell Medicine and an adviser to Colossal, sees this as the beginning of a new conservation paradigm. &ldquo;The technologies that enabled the birth of these pups &mdash; ancient DNA sequencing, CRISPR gene editing, advanced cloning &mdash; are not limited to de-extinction. They represent a powerful toolkit for preserving life on Earth in the face of climate change and mass extinction.&rdquo;
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The company has already raised over USD435 million in funding since its founding in 2021 by serial entrepreneur Ben Lamm and Harvard geneticist George Church. Their goal is to not only bring back lost species but to engineer them for survival in modern ecosystems. Future projects include the resurrection of the woolly mammoth, the dodo, and the Tasmanian tiger (thylacine), with mammoth calves expected as early as 2028.
A Jurassic Future, or Playing God?
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Still, some environmental philosophers urge caution. Professor Christopher Preston from the University of Montana points out the challenges of integrating these engineered species into contemporary ecosystems. &ldquo;We are still struggling to maintain viable populations of grey wolves in places like Montana. The idea that we can simply reintroduce dire wolves &mdash; or their equivalents &mdash; into the wild ignores the complex ecological and social factors at play.&rdquo;
Others question the ethics of using domestic dogs as surrogates, especially if the procedures result in failed pregnancies or stillbirths. Animal welfare organisations are monitoring the situation closely, although Colossal insists that all protocols follow the highest ethical standards.
For now, the dire wolves &mdash; or their modern analogues &mdash; remain safely confined within their facility, studied by scientists and cared for by handlers. But their existence raises fundamental questions about humanity&rsquo;s relationship with nature: are we repairing the damage caused by past extinctions, or are we treading dangerously close to &ldquo;playing God&rdquo;?
As Colossal continues its pioneering work, one thing is clear: we have entered a new chapter in biotechnology &mdash; one where the boundary between science fiction and reality grows increasingly thin.
While the thought of reviving extinct creatures is undeniably cool, it also raises a big &lsquo;what if?&rsquo; What if we end up with our very own Jurassic Park moment? Fascinating&hellip; but also kind of terrifying. What do you think &mdash; a scientific breakthrough or a disaster waiting to happen? Drop your thoughts in the comments.
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media &amp; various cross-references for context.
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While the technology behind this is amazing, let’s just hope we won’t have a repeat of Jurassic Park IRL.

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Dire Wolves Return: Colossal Biosciences’ Bold Leap In De-Extinction

ASEAN finance ministers and central bank governors convened in Kuala Lumpur this week to urgently advance regional financial integration, in response to the wide-reaching effects of new US tariffs on all ten member states. As the 12th ASEAN Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors&rsquo; Meeting (AFMGM) commenced at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC), ministers underscored the need for unified action on cross-border payments, financial resilience, and sustainable development frameworks, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
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Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan and Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) Governor Datuk Seri Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour are co-chairing several critical meetings, including high-level discussions with the US-ASEAN Business Council (US-ABC), the EU-ASEAN Business Council (EU-ABC), and the ASEAN Business Advisory Council (ABAC). These meetings aim to strengthen private sector collaboration and make Southeast Asia more competitive in an increasingly protectionist global economy.
Tariffs Rattle the Region
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The sense of urgency stems from the imposition of sweeping tariffs by US President Donald Trump, which have particularly affected ASEAN&rsquo;s Indo-Chinese economies. Cambodia faces a 49% tariff, Vietnam 46%, Thailand 36%, Indonesia 32%, Malaysia and Brunei 24% each, while Singapore faces a base levy of 10%. The measures have sent shockwaves through global markets and heightened fears of prolonged regional economic instability.
In response, Finance Minister II Amir Hamzah will lead the ASEAN Finance Ministers&rsquo; Retreat at Merdeka 118 and hold bilateral engagements with JP Morgan Asia Pacific CEO Sjoerd Leenart and Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Masatsugu Asakawa. Later, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is scheduled to deliver keynote remarks at a gala dinner held at the KL Tower, attended by senior regional finance officials and dignitaries.
Malaysia Sends Delegation to Washington
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Amid mounting concern, Malaysia is taking a proactive approach. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim confirmed that officials will be dispatched to Washington by the end of April to initiate dialogue on the 24% reciprocal tariffs imposed on Malaysian exports. Anwar described this initiative as part of Malaysia&rsquo;s &ldquo;soft diplomacy of quiet engagement,&rdquo; noting that while the scope for policy reversal may be limited, there remains room to adjust how the measures are implemented.
&ldquo;We do not believe in megaphone diplomacy,&rdquo; Anwar said during the ASEAN Investment Conference 2025. &ldquo;There may be limited room to revisit the underlying intent, but there is still scope for adjusting the policy&rsquo;s implementation.&rdquo;
Second Finance Minister Amir Hamzah echoed this sentiment, saying Malaysia&rsquo;s approach is calm and calculated. &ldquo;No, we are not reacting out of panic. We are chill,&rdquo; he said when asked by reporters. &ldquo;This will be an amicable discussion to better understand the rationale behind the US decision and to find a more favourable resolution.&rdquo;
Forging Resilience Through Regional Integration
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The ASEAN Investment Conference 2025, hosted by the Securities Commission Malaysia, welcomed over 700 regional and global stakeholders. It focused on mobilising capital and aligning investment strategies for sustainable, inclusive growth amid geopolitical volatility. It also marked the launch of the ASEAN Simplified ESG Disclosure Guide (ASEAN SEDG) for SMEs, aimed at helping small businesses strengthen supply chain resilience and align with sustainability standards.
The forum highlighted emerging sectors such as green energy, digital finance, and artificial intelligence as key growth areas under ASEAN&rsquo;s Vision 2040. As 2025 ASEAN Chair, Malaysia aims to leverage its geographic position and investor-friendly policies to lead the bloc in a collective push for deeper trade and economic ties.
A Call for ASEAN Unity
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Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz delivered a firm message in his closing keynote, stating that ASEAN unity would be pivotal in overcoming the impact of the US tariffs.
&ldquo;How ASEAN responds could make or break the region&rsquo;s steady growth trajectory,&rdquo; he warned. &ldquo;We must act as one voice, one negotiating body, with partners who understand ASEAN&rsquo;s true value.&rdquo;
ASEAN Secretary-General Dr Kao Kim Hourn and leading representatives from the World Bank, ADB, and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank also participated in the event, reaffirming support for the region&rsquo;s collective economic ambitions.
In his keynote address, Anwar reiterated that Malaysia will continue adapting to shifting global dynamics while protecting national interests. &ldquo;Winds may shift, but we do not drift,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;Our trade diversification strategy is already gathering pace. We remain committed to the US as a valued trade partner, but we will also deepen ties with the EU, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.&rdquo;
As the conference came to a close, one message rang clear: ASEAN&rsquo;s path forward depends on unity, strategic adaptability, and sustained dialogue&mdash;especially in the face of rising protectionism.
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Fresh and deeply disturbing insights have emerged in the tragic death of six-year-old Zayn Rayyan Abdul Matiin, an autistic boy whose body was found in a stream near his home in Damansara Damai in December 2023. Testimony from a forensic expert has painted a harrowing picture of what the young boy endured before his life was brutally cut short.
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Forensic Testimony Confirms Ligature Strangulation
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Forensic medicine consultant Dr Rohayu Shahar Adnan, who conducted the post-mortem at Hospital Sungai Buloh, testified in the Petaling Jaya Sessions Court on 8 April 2025. She confirmed that the cause of death was ligature strangulation &mdash; a form of asphyxiation caused by an object being forcibly tightened around the neck.
Dr Rohayu explained that there were symmetrical, overlapping ligature marks located approximately six centimetres beneath both ears. Accompanying bruising to the neck muscles and thyroid gland suggested significant pressure was applied, forcibly cutting off the oxygen supply to Zayn&rsquo;s lungs and brain.
&ldquo;The injuries are consistent with strangulation by an item such as a rope, twisted cloth, or lanyard,&rdquo; said Dr Rohayu, now based at Hospital Pasir Gudang. She firmly ruled out drowning, noting that there were no signs of water in the lungs or respiratory tract.
Widespread Injuries and Apparent Sexual Abuse
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The autopsy revealed an alarming number of external injuries, including multiple bruises on Zayn&rsquo;s face, back, neck, chest, and abdomen. His eyes were swollen, indicating trauma, and his ears showed stab-like wounds. Notably, the forensic team discovered lacerations and abrasions around his anus, indicative of penetration by a blunt object.
&ldquo;These injuries were not fatal but are strongly indicative of physical and sexual abuse,&rdquo; said Dr Rohayu. She added that the injuries were consistent with trauma inflicted around the time of death, classifying them as &lsquo;perimortem.&rsquo;
Additionally, foreign materials were found in Zayn&rsquo;s right airway and stomach. Bruising on his palate suggested an object had been forcefully inserted into his mouth, although there were no signs of choking or suffocation from these items.
Perimortem Trauma Suggests Sustained Violence
According to microscopic analysis, many of Zayn&rsquo;s wounds were inflicted just prior to or at the moment of death. Dr Rohayu also noted a &ldquo;washer woman appearance&rdquo; on the child&rsquo;s hands and feet &mdash; a sign of prolonged water exposure &mdash; but reiterated that this was not evidence of drowning.
The pathologist confirmed that Zayn&rsquo;s internal organs appeared healthy, and there were no underlying diseases or fatal injuries unrelated to the strangulation. &ldquo;There were no defensive wounds, suggesting he may have been unconscious or restrained during the assault,&rdquo; she added.
Anatomy of a Violent End
Among the sharp-force injuries observed were multiple cuts and incisions on Zayn&rsquo;s left ear, the back of his head, and on his upper and lower right arms. These complemented the blunt-force bruises across his body, painting a grim image of repeated abuse.
The lack of oblique ligature marks &mdash; typical in hangings &mdash; further supported the theory of direct strangulation. &ldquo;Hanging produces slanted, uneven marks due to gravity. In this case, the horizontal and symmetrical marks show that force was manually applied,&rdquo; explained Dr Rohayu.
Legal Proceedings Against the Parents
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Zayn&rsquo;s parents, Zaim Ikhwan Zahari and Ismanira Abdul Manaf, both aged 30, have been charged under Section 31(1)(a) of the Child Act 2001 for neglecting their child in a way that exposed him to physical harm. The alleged neglect occurred between noon on 5 December and the evening of 6 December 2023, within the vicinity of Block R at Apartment Idaman and the stream where Zayn&rsquo;s body was discovered.
If found guilty, they face a maximum sentence of 20 years&rsquo; imprisonment, a fine of RM50,000, or both. The trial, now into its fifteenth day, continues to draw intense public interest and scrutiny.
National Outcry and Demand for Safeguards
The revelations in court have sent shockwaves through Malaysia, sparking renewed debate about child protection laws and the safety of children with disabilities. Advocacy groups and members of the public alike are calling for greater accountability and systemic reform.
As more details come to light, the nation mourns the loss of a young life and demands meaningful action. Zayn Rayyan&rsquo;s case is a sobering reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by children and the urgent need to ensure they are protected &mdash; not just in law, but in daily reality.
Justice for Zayn: A Cry That Must Be Heard
With the trial ongoing, Zayn&rsquo;s name has become a symbol of a broken system in need of repair. His suffering, now laid bare through forensic evidence, compels society to confront uncomfortable truths &mdash; and ensure no other child endures the same fate.
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The parents face up to 20 years in prison, a RM50,000 fine, or both under the Child Act.

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Zayn Rayyan Autopsy Reveals Harrowing Abuse: Forensic Pathologist Confirms Death By Strangulation

A shocking video depicting the brutal bullying of a student at a MARA Junior Science College (MRSM) dormitory in Penang has sparked a wave of public outrage and prompted swift action from the Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA).
The one-minute-and-32-second clip, which surfaced on <a href="https://x.com/mynewshub/status/1909438113753317672">social media</a>, shows a group of male students violently attacking a fellow student who was lying face down on a bed. The assailants were seen sitting on the victim&rsquo;s head and body, jumping on him, restraining him with ties, and whipping him with a belt. The disturbing footage has reignited concerns over student safety and the culture of bullying within residential schools in Malaysia.
MARA Chairman Condemns Behaviour 
Following the video&rsquo;s circulation, MARA chairman Datuk Dr Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki confirmed the authenticity of the incident, stating it took place at an MRSM campus in the northern region of the country.
&ldquo;I received a full report confirming that the incident indeed occurred at one of our MRSM schools. We view this matter with the utmost seriousness and will not tolerate any form of bullying in our institutions,&rdquo; he said in a Facebook video posted on 7 April.
He described the behaviour as entirely unacceptable and contrary to the values MRSM stands for. &ldquo;MARA is a platform for developing the next generation of leaders. What sort of leaders are we shaping if they are lacking in basic decency and moral values?&rdquo; he questioned.
Disciplinary Action and Suspensions
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As a first step, Dr Asyraf has ordered the immediate suspension of the students identified in the video &mdash; not as a form of punishment, but to prevent interference with the investigation and preserve the integrity of the disciplinary process.
&ldquo;The suspension of the students involved, whether proven guilty or not, is necessary to avoid disruption to the investigation that will be conducted by the MRSM Disciplinary Committee,&rdquo; he explained.
He added that the findings of the internal inquiry would be escalated to the MARA central authority for further action. While acknowledging that investigations must run their course before final decisions are made, Dr Asyraf made it clear that expulsion is on the table.
&ldquo;If the students are found guilty, we will not hesitate to expel them. This is a matter we will not compromise on. As I&rsquo;ve often said, &lsquo;You touch, you go,&rsquo;&rdquo; he reiterated.
Police Investigation Underway
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Law enforcement authorities have also launched a criminal investigation into the incident. Seberang Prai Selatan deputy district police chief, DSP Mohd Norazmi Abd Ghapar, confirmed that the case is being investigated under Section 323 of the Penal Code for voluntarily causing hurt.
According to police, seven students have been confirmed to have directly taken part in the physical assault, with five others identified as accomplices. Early findings indicate that the incident may have taken place in the middle of 2023, but only came to light recently after the video was shared widely online.
MRSM&rsquo;s Culture and Values Under Scrutiny Among Public
This high-profile case has thrown a spotlight on the broader issue of discipline and character development in boarding school environments. Dr Asyraf emphasised that MRSM institutions are meant to produce not only academically excellent students but also individuals with strong morals and ethical leadership potential.
&ldquo;It is meaningless to achieve academic excellence if it is not accompanied by good character and values. Institutions like MRSM must be safe spaces where students can thrive holistically &mdash; intellectually, emotionally, and morally,&rdquo; he said.
Here&rsquo;s some comments from netizens:
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Gerammnya tgk!! Kalau dpt mak bapaknya ni mmg saya nk lempang dulu mak bapak bdk ni baru lempang bdk2 ni n suke2 hati duk buli ank org😠klu suke sgt jd samseng jgn masuk sek lah😠
&mdash; Ijayuji2 (@Ijayuji2) <a href="https://twitter.com/Ijayuji2/status/1909447662228979983?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 8, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Kejadian begini dirakam. Yg tak dirakam ? Hapuskan jela sekolah asrama ni bazir duit taxpayer je nak tanggung budak budak sial macam ni 🖕
&mdash; Lotus (@DoniuSay) <a href="https://twitter.com/DoniuSay/status/1909462800369606829?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 8, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Yg terlibat tlg hantar sekolah Henry gurney. Ni konfem makpaka pun tak tau camne nak ajar beruk2 ni..klu mentality dorang tak diperbaiki skrang, nanti lepas kluar sekolah jadi sampah masyarakat..
&mdash; twitherethere (@Houdini_My) <a href="https://twitter.com/Houdini_My/status/1909481154975252957?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 8, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Hantar Henry Gurney jelah senang. Sampai bila nak bela budak pembuli camni.
&mdash; ғʌᴅʜɪʟ ʜʌʟɪᴍ 🐦&zwj;⬛ (@nimofa_) <a href="https://twitter.com/nimofa_/status/1909464182120140857?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 8, 2025</a></blockquote>

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A good first step. This should be taken as case precedent to all &amp; sundry. No case should be swept under the rug in the future, so to speak. Pengetua, cikgu disiplin / homeroom (kalau ada lagi) kena bezakan antara menjaga aib (misplaced) &amp; kebajikan student yg dianiaya.
&mdash; Anuar Aziz (@SaifulA77188378) <a href="https://twitter.com/SaifulA77188378/status/1909450632458822016?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 8, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Proposed Solution: Retired Officers as Wardens
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In response to the growing concerns over discipline, MARA is now exploring long-term solutions to prevent such incidents in the future. One proposal under serious consideration is the appointment of retired police officers and military personnel as full-time wardens at MRSM boarding schools.
The idea, discussed recently between Dr Asyraf and MARA director-general Datuk Zulfikri Osman, aims to introduce a more disciplined and vigilant presence in student dormitories.
&ldquo;These wardens would be recruited on a contractual basis, following a rigorous interview and assessment process,&rdquo; said Dr Asyraf in a Facebook comment. &ldquo;We are looking for individuals who can not only maintain discipline but also help guide students in their personal development.&rdquo;
He added that candidates would need to demonstrate the ability to inspire respect, enforce rules fairly, and promote a culture of accountability and support.
MARA&rsquo;s Pledge to Parents and Students
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Dr Asyraf concluded by assuring parents and the public that MARA remains fully committed to the well-being and holistic development of its students. He pledged that the agency will continue to take strong, transparent measures to eliminate bullying and reinforce a safe and nurturing learning environment across all its institutions.
&ldquo;This is not just about punishing those responsible, but about creating lasting change in how we instil values in our future leaders. We owe it to the parents who place their trust in us, and more importantly, to the students who deserve a safe place to learn and grow,&rdquo; he said.
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As bullying incidents gain visibility online, the call for decisive and preventive action has never been louder.

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