Podcasts about universiti malaya

Ahead of Trump's inauguration, we take a deep dive into what's to come with Donald Trump's second term in the Oval office. We speak to Professor K.S. Nathan, Senior Research Fellow at the Asia-Europe Institute at Universiti Malaya, to understand how his return to power will reshape U.S. foreign policy. From shifting trade dynamics to ASEAN relations and security concerns in Greenland and the Panama Canal, Professor Nathan will discuss the challenges and opportunities that Malaysia (and the world) will face in the age of Trump 2.0.Image Credit: shutterstock.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack The situation in Gaza is getting worse. Three women were crushed to death by men who lined up to get aid in Central Gaza. Israel continues to expand the Netzarim Corridor and attack family homes full of displaced people. More people are getting hungrier each day. At this year's conference on Palestine Studies at Universiti Malaya, Palestinian scholars and activists spoke of their vision for Gaza and told their personal stories of loss. More plans to preserve Refaat Alareer's legacy in Malaysia, tune in for more details. Remembering Refaat registration:https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_itlESZDCSymnWfBuE7kqUA#/registration

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack The situation in Gaza is getting worse. Three women were crushed to death by men who lined up to get aid in Central Gaza. Israel continues to expand the Netzarim Corridor and attack family homes full of displaced people. More people are getting hungrier each day. At this year's conference on Palestine Studies at Universiti Malaya, Palestinian scholars and activists spoke of their vision for Gaza and told their personal stories of loss. More plans to preserve Refaat Alareer's legacy in Malaysia, tune in for more details. Remembering Refaat registration:https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_itlESZDCSymnWfBuE7kqUA#/registration

The issue of abolishing subsidies for packet cooking oil has been discussed numerous times at the cabinet level with no firm decision on this matter despite it costing the government more than RM800mn. We ask Prof. Dr. Mohd Nazari bin Ismail, Honorary Professor, Department of Management & Marketing, Faculty of Business and Economics at Universiti Malaya for his views on this.Image Credit: shutterstock.com

There have been a spate of human trafficking cases reported of late, most prominently stemming from the GISB probe. How robust is Malaysia's anti-trafficking regime and what are the gaps that need to be addressed? We discuss the situation with Dr Haezreena Begum Abdul Hamid, criminologist at Universiti Malaya.Image Credit: Shutterstock.com

In October, twelve-year-old Izz Imil made news headlines when he became the youngest student to enrol at Universiti Malaya, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. People love stories of child prodigies, whether they're excelling in academic studies, sports, or arts and entertainment. But children who are gifted face challenges when it comes to fitting in with the rest of society, or meeting the expectations of conventional education systems. Dr Rajini Sarvananthan, Consultant Developmental Paediatrician, and Tan Cheng Yi, Educational Psychologist, join us to explore the spectrum of abilities that gifted children have, including twice-exceptional children.Image credit: Shutterstock

The Free Tree Society (FTS) is an organisation that has long been dedicated to urban rewilding and environmental education, right here in Kuala Lumpur. Their latest initiative, the Bangsar Ecological Connector: A Community Driven Rewilding Initiative was just launched, and is an effort to restore biodiversity, foster community involvement, and create sustainable urban ecosystems. We find out more about this pioneer rewilding project designed to connect the urban forest of Pulai Trail to the green spaces of Rimba Ilmu at Universiti Malaya from Carolyn Joan Lau, the President of the Free Tree Society, and Baida Hercus, the Founder and Vice President of the Free Tree Society.Image Credit: @pulaitrail on InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was recently reported in the Dewan Negara that we've been seeing an uptick in the number of new HIV cases among our university students aged between 18 and 25. So on today's show, we want to find out just how concerning are the numbers and, more importantly, what kind of stigma still exists surrounding HIV among Malaysian youths? To unpack this, consultant urologist Dr George Lee is joined by Dr Afiqah Mohd Salleh, senior lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine in Universiti Malaya and she is also with the Centre of Excellence for Research in AIDS. Image by 小鱼 余 from Pixabay

What is the profound connection between Indigenous people and their land? What is the difference between Orang Asal and Orang Asli? We speak to Dr Welyne Jeffrey Jehom, an anthropologist from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences of Universiti Malaya about these cultural ties and the challenges these communities face.Image Credit: Shahjehan, ShutterstockSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang's official visit to Malaysia to mark the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries, resulted in the exchange of 14 MOUs, covering a wide range of cooperation including the export of fresh durians and visa exemptions. Collins Chong Yew Keat, Foreign Affairs, Security & Strategy Analyst at Universiti Malaya, analyses the implications and significance of all these. Image Credit: shutterstock.com

Dr George Lee, Consultant Urologist; Prof Dr Saw Aik, Programme Director, Silent MentorDescription: Medical students rely on cadavers during their years in medical school to learn the fundamentals of human anatomy but how often do they know the person behind the body? The Silent Mentor programme at Universiti Malaya aims to change that through its unique body donation programme. Here to tell us more about it is Prof Dr Saw Aik, its programme director. Image Credit: Silent Mentor Program by Universiti Malaya, Facebook

Send us a Text Message.Part 2 discussion combined 2 topics discussed earlier on "architecture students missing skill set" with " the architect entrepreneur, design thesis and hypothesis".  Further analysis on the 2 other students who dealt with the eco-system (system thinking) using their architectural project showed an entrepreneurial aspect - please read about these: Wong Chiang Her's Botanic Gardens and Wong Joe Yee's Vertical Neighbourhood Shared Space.The conclusion proposed that the learning for this generation (Gen Zs) can be perfunctory, where a first degree (part 1) graduate may acquire the 'architect entrepreneur' sense even earlier, as depicted by two persons I had known personally. This could be the game changer for architecture education where  to acquire the first degree in architecture is enough.© 2024 Talk Architecture, Author: Naziaty Mohd Yaacob. The image a photo of  Wong Joe Yee's Vertical Neighbourhood Shared Space 3D drawing, design thesis 2019-2020, Universiti Malaya.Support the Show.Do subscribe for premium content and special features which will help to support and sustain Talk Architecture podcast on a more in-depth explanation on design thesis and processes. These special commentaries and ‘how to' explanations are valuable insights and knowledge not found elsewhere!

A recent UNICEF report that studied the impact of the pandemic on women and children in low-income families in KL, has revealed that 80% of households are grappling with inadequate income levels to sustainably cover essential expenses. This is alarmingly higher than the 70% reported during the peak of Covid-19. Dr Amjad Rabi, a visiting expert at the Social Wellbeing Research Centre, Universiti Malaya, shares his insights.Image Credit: Shutterstock.com

Audio Siar Keluar Sekejap Episod 99 mengulas berkenaan penganjuran Sidang Kemuncak KL20 dalam usaha mengukuhkan kedudukan Malaysia sebagai destinasi syarikat dan pemodal teroka serta penubuhan Energy Exchange Malaysia (ENEGEM) bagi perdagangan bekalan elektrik hijau rentas sempadan. Episod ini turut membincangkan tentang kenyataan kontroversi pensyarah warga asing pro-Israel dalam program di Universiti Malaya, protes mahasiswa di Amerika Syarikat serta perkembangan Pilihan Raya Kecil Kuala Kubu Bharu yang sedang berlangsung kini.   Bagi yang berminat menaja episod Keluar Sekejap untuk 2024, boleh hubungi +601119191783 atau emel kami di tajaan.ks@gmail.com.

Malaysia spent RM80 billion on subsidies in 2023 which has led to increasing calls for rationalisation as there are unintended economic consequences . We ask Alex Clark, Head of International, APAC at The Behavioural Insights Team and Dr Amjad Rabi, Visiting Expert, Social Wellbeing Research Centre (SWRC), Universiti Malaya the intricacies in the implementation of targeted subsidies, what are the factors at play here and the best method to help those in need.

Dr Amjad Rabi, a visiting expert at the Social Wellbeing Research Centre with Universiti Malaya, has proposed several measures to address how the Madani government could proceed with its subsidy rationalisation plans. He takes us through some of his suggestions that include a package of cash assistance in the form of periodic payments to vulnerable groups but is against poverty targeting which tends to stigmatise the poor.Image credit: Shutterstock.com

How do we know if a drug will cause adverse reactions in a patient or if it will even work for different individuals? Understanding how drugs interact with our biological systems is crucial to ensure that the medicine that is developed is both effective and safe for us among humans. On this episode of Humans of Healthcare, we dive into the role of a pharmacologist with Prof Dr Wong Pooi Fong, from the Department of Pharmacology, at Universiti Malaya's Faculty of Medicine. Image Credit: Prof Dr Wong Pooi Fong

Traditional textiles can tell us a lot about the people and cultural traditions behind it, and one such textile is the Pua Kumbu, which is hand-woven and designed by Iban women. However, like many other traditional knowledge and skills, it is becoming a dying art as fewer of the younger generation of Iban women pick it up. Here to share more about the Pua Kumbu and what stories textiles can tell us is Dr Welyne Jeffrey Jehom, a senior lecturer at the Department of Anthropology and Sociology at Universiti Malaya. She's also the founder of the Rumah Gareh Pua Kumbu Community Project, which involves Iban women coming from or living at Rumah Gareh in Kapit, Sarawak and helps them to develop the weaving of Pua Kumbu into a cottage industry. Image credit: Dr Welyne Jeffrey Jehom

Ikuti kupasan Pensyarah Kanan, Jabatan Sejarah, Fakulti Sastera dan Sains Sosial, Universiti Malaya, Dr Azharudin Mohamed Dali mengenai situasi keganasan yang kini terus meningkat semasa Pilihan Raya Umum yang sedang berlangsung di Bangladesh.Pensyarah Kanan, Jabatan Sejarah, Fakulti Sastera dan Sains Sosial, Universiti Malaya

Ikuti kupasan Pensyarah Kanan, Jabatan Sejarah, Fakulti Sastera dan Sains Sosial, Universiti Malaya, Dr Azharudin Mohamed Dali mengenai situasi keganasan yang kini terus meningkat semasa Pilihan Raya Umum yang sedang berlangsung di Bangladesh.Pensyarah Kanan, Jabatan Sejarah, Fakulti Sastera dan Sains Sosial, Universiti Malaya

On December 18, Menara Ilham, a building owned by the family of former Finance Minister Tun Daim Zainuddin, was seized by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission. According to news reports, the seizure was in response to Tun Daim's refusal to declare his and his family's financial holdings to the MACC. We speak with Dr Edmund Terence Gomez, Former Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Administration of Universiti Malaya on the background of this investigation.Image credit: Shutterstock.com

A proposal for the school of architecture to have a university campus design project that includes a master-planning exercise in the beginning for design thesis students to engage in. It is crucial to have a good studio tutor team where they have a commonly understood philosophical approach and the complexities and expectations of the design thesis projects will be fulfilled as there will be a lot of design problems to be identified and solved by each student taking in different building types and in-between spaces issues.©️Talk Architecture 2023, Author: Naziaty Mohd Yaacob. Photo (artwork): Site visit of Universiti Malaya campus in July 2020 by Unit 2, led by Kevin, Naziaty, and Lisa with the students.Support the showDo subscribe for premium content and special features which will help to support and sustain Talk Architecture podcast on a more in-depth explanation on design thesis and processes. These special commentaries and ‘how to' explanations are valuable insights and knowledge not found elsewhere!

When a person identifies themself as an 'architect' even though they do not have a license or a professional qualification, it does not mean that they are confronting the status quo or wish to cause mischief to the profession.It depends on the country whether the architects are stable in terms of the 'playing field' and would not be monitoring or mindful of words used, as the legitimacy is only from a personal point of view (POV). A person identifies themself as an 'architect' "having stuck to the profession, adapted, and flexible in one's career in architecture for 40 years" since one identified very earlier in the second year of architecture school. In this episode, the mention of two issues implies the professional architects' grouses on issues of 'identity', that is: projects given to foreign architects and; clients opting for non-architects in small projects.  Hence, the concerns become a debate on hierarchical terms, legitimacy, and the use of the word 'architect' to identify oneself.©️Talk Architecture 2023, Author: Naziaty Mohd Yaacob.  Photo credit: Paradox design thesis 2018-19 exhibition at Universiti Malaya: when X marks the spot.Support the showDo subscribe for premium content and special features which will help to support and sustain Talk Architecture podcast on a more in-depth explanation on design thesis and processes. These special commentaries and ‘how to' explanations are valuable insights and knowledge not found elsewhere!

In 2021, the UPSR exam and Form Three Assessment (PT3) were discontinued to move away from standardised testing in favour of classroom-based assessments or Pentaksiran Bilik Darjah (PBD). Despite this transition, some parents and educators have expressed apprehension over the effectiveness of PBD. How successful has the implementation of classroom-based assessments been, and what areas might require improvement to address parental concerns? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Zuwati Hasim, Senior Lecturer at Universiti Malaya's Faculty of Education, and Cheryl Fernando, CEO of Pemimpin GSL Malaysia.

The Ministry of Health recently reported a 57.3% spike in cases of COVID-19, from the week of Nov 19 to 25 compared to the week before. Paired with increasing anecdotal evidence that more people are falling ill, many Malaysians are worried if this signals a comeback for the coronavirus. To help us understand what's happening and what can be done about it, we speak to Dr Victor Hoe, Professor of Occupational and Environmental Health & Public Health Medicine Specialist, Universiti Malaya.Image Credit: Shutterstock/Hafiz Johari

Born in 1823, Alfred Russel Wallace was a pioneering naturalist and biologist whose significant contributions to the field of natural history paralleled those of Charles Darwin. Wallace independently formulated the theory of evolution through natural selection, a concept he developed during his extensive explorations of the Malay Archipelago, and his groundbreaking work in the 19th century is said to have laid the foundation for modern evolutionary biology. Wallace's collections from the Malay Archipelago included a vast array of specimens, from insects to birds, providing crucial evidence for his evolutionary theories, and his book, "The Malay Archipelago," chronicles his travels and observations, offering invaluable insights into the region's biodiversity and cultural diversity. We reflect on his life with Palaeontologist & Zooarchaeologist Lim Tze Tshen, who is attached with the Sarawak Museum and the Geology Dept of Universiti Malaya, to mark the bicentenary of Wallace's birth, and to discuss how Wallace's life and legacy continue to inspire and shape our understanding of the natural world.Image Credit: Natural History Museum, PBS, Wikimedia CommonsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Methane is the second-largest contributor to global warming after Carbon Dioxide and reducing methane emissions is crucial due to its significant impact on short-term global warming. Recognising this importance is often hindered by unclear information, but scientists are working hard to increase awareness on the issue, as methane emission reductions are considered a readily achievable and cost-effective solution, making them a low-hanging fruit in the quest for overall emission reduction. Malaysia signed the Global Methane Pledge (GMP) in November 2021 along with around 100 other countries - what progress have we seen from our country in that area since then? In 2022, civil society organisation CERAH formed a partnership with the University of Malaya, the University of Nottingham Malaysia, and the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) to promote transparency, public engagement, and progress on methane emissions reduction in Malaysia, through the CERAH-EDF Project. The project which recently concluded offers some key findings and recommendations, including the need to clearly articulate a national direction for methane action. We find out more from Dr. Helena Varkkey (Associate Professor of Environmental Politics and Governance, Universiti Malaya) and Dr. Matthew Ashfold (Atmospheric Scientist and Assoc Prof, University of Nottingham Malaysia), who were both involved in the research project.Image Credit: ShutterstockSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As we approach the one year anniversary since Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim was sworn in as the tenth Prime Minister of Malaysia on 24th November last year, we're taking a look at the different issues in health and healthcare that the Prime Minister and the government can prioritise in the next year. On the first of this mini-series, we're joined by Assoc Prof Dr Adina Abdullah from the Dept of Primary Care, Faculty of Medicine at Universiti Malaya, to discuss how we can move from “sick care” to health care, with a focus on primary care.Image Credit: Universiti Malaya

Ketahui segala yang perlu mengenai Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) kalangan kanak-kanak, apa risiko dan kaedah mencegah serta merawat jangkitan ini. Diskusi bersama Profesor Madya Dr Azanna Ahmad Kamar, Pakar Perunding Neonatologi dan Kanak-Kanak, Jabatan Pediatrik, Fakulti Perubatan, Universiti Malaya 8.30 pagi ini.

Themed “Economic Reforms, Empowering the People,” Budget 2024 was announced on the 13th of October 2023, by Malaysia's Prime Minister & Finance Minister, Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim. The Second Belanjawan MADANI has allocated RM393.8 billion - the highest budget ever tabled by any government in Malaysia's history, with RM90 billion from the total allocated for development expenditure. We speak to three experts to discuss both highlights and missed opportunities from Budget 2024 in terms of allocations for the environment, covering biodiversity and nature conservation, the ESG agenda, and the transition towards a low-carbon economy, among others. Joining us to do that are Surin Suksuwan (Biodiversity Conservationist and Sustainability Practitioner), Dr Helena Varkkey (Associate Professor of Environmental Politics and Governance, Universiti Malaya) and Affendi Yang Amri (Coral Reef Ecologist, Universiti Malaya, and President, Malaysian Society of Marine Sciences).Brought to you by Mah Sing. Reinvent Spaces. Enhance Life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recently Rapid KL introduced a pilot programme of women-only carriages on its MRT Kajang Line, which was met with a spectrum of responses from the public, including praise and support, but also scepticism and criticism. How do we think through the purpose and effectiveness of creating women-only spaces on public transport? And more generally, how do we constructively address the concerns and objections that were raised, while building consensus in the pursuit of safer, more inclusive public transportation systems? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Sofiah Hussein, Head of Rail Operations for the MRT Kajang Line, Marina Abdullah, Head of Campaigns at Women's Aid Organisation, and Dr Vilashini Somiah, anthropologist and Senior Lecturer in Gender Studies at Universiti Malaya.

#AWANI745 hari ini bersiaran di Festival Nasi Kandar 2023 yang diadakan di Sunway Putra Mall, Kuala Lumpur bersama Dzulfitri Yusof. Berikut tajuk utama: - Kelantangan PM di pentas PBB isyarat Malaysia sedia jadi kuasa pertengahan dunia.   - Dunia berdepan defisit demokrasi, PM tawar solusi global.   - Sifatkan dasar ‘zero balance' Universiti Malaya tak masuk akal, lebih 50 pelajar UM berpiket hari ini. - Mengintai isu beras tempatan di tengah-tengah festival nasi kandar, laporan lanjut sebentar lagi. #AWANInews

In 2011, a major earthquake off the coast of Japan triggered a tsunami which flooded the reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, causing a major nuclear disaster. Efforts to decontaminate the area and cool down the highly radioactive reactors have resulted in the wastewater being stored in tanks at the plant, but 12 years later, Japan is running out of space and has begun the process of releasing that water into the Pacific Ocean as of yesterday (24 August). But this move, which has been planned for years, has been fiercely debated over its safety, even as the International Atomic Energy Agency backed the plan. Here to help us better understand this move, and whether we should be worried about its impact, is Emeritus Prof Dr Ng Kwan Hoong, medical physicist from the Department of Biomedical Imaging at Universiti Malaya. Prof Ng is also a fellow with the Academy of Sciences Malaysia. Image Credit: Shutterstock

Bank Dunia menzahirkan kebimbangan apabila inflasi makanan terus menunjukkan peningkatan lebih 80 peratus melibatkan 166 negara. Adakah Malaysia berpontensi meningkatkan pengeluaran hasil dan pengedaran makanan bagi mengatasi krisis global? Bersama Pengarah Pusat Pengajian Pembangunan Ungku Aziz (UAC), Universiti Malaya, Prof. Datin Seri Dr Suhaiza Hanim Mohamad Zailani, membincangkan tentang bagaimana situasi ini mempengaruhi keterjaminan makanan di Malaysia.

Pengarah Pusat Pengajian Pembangunan Ungku Aziz (UAC), Universiti Malaya, Datin Seri Prof. Dr. Suhaiza Hanim Mohamad Zailani berkongsi pandangan beliau berkenaan implikasi pemberhentian sementara perjanjian Inisiatif Bijirin Laut Hitam oleh Rusia terhadap negara-negara di Afrika, Timur Tengah, dan Asia.

Pengarah Pusat Pengajian Pembangunan Ungku Aziz (UAC), Universiti Malaya, Datin Seri Prof. Dr. Suhaiza Hanim Mohamad Zailani berkongsi pandangan beliau berkenaan implikasi pemberhentian sementara perjanjian Inisiatif Bijirin Laut Hitam oleh Rusia terhadap negara-negara di Afrika, Timur Tengah, dan Asia.

Ikuti diskusi 7.30 pagi nanti bersama Dr Mohd Nazri Abdul Rahman, Timbalan Dekan Hal Ehwal Pelajar, Fakulti Pendidikan, Universiti Malaya, mengenai inisiatif mewujudkan Projek Tuninipot, dalam memperkenalkan semula seni lipatan kain - punjut kepada masyarakat.

What are today's youths most concerned about? Ahead of International Youth Day, Suhaila Mohamad and Jesther Chong from Universiti Malaya call for greater inclusivity and recognition of young Malaysians' voices year-round.

What are today's youths most concerned about? Ahead of International Youth Day, Suhaila Mohamad and Jesther Chong from Universiti Malaya call for greater inclusivity and recognition of young Malaysians' voices year-round.

According to the latest data on global economies compiled by the World Bank, Malaysia remains an upper middle-income country; however Sarawak has joined the ranks of Kuala Lumpur, Labuan and Penang as members of the high-income economy club. We discuss what the data actually reveals with Distinguished Professor of Economics Dr. Rajah Rasiah of Universiti Malaya.Image by: KYTan / Shutterstock.com

Malaysia is losing our doctors. It's a fact that we've known for years, as we've seen and heard stories of doctors leaving the public healthcare system not just for the private sector, but moving abroad as well. What is driving this and what toll is it taking on our healthcare system? Consultant urologist Dr George Lee is joined by Prof Dr Adeeba Kamarulzaman, infectious diseases expert and former dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Universiti Malaya, and Dr Khoo Yoong Khean, scientific officer at the Duke-NUS Centre for Outbreak Preparedness in Singapore, to shed more light on this matter.Image credit: Shutterstock

With growing calls from all quarters to relook and even pull out from the CP-TPP that was ratified by the Dato Sri Ismail Sabri administration, Professor Rajah Rasiah from Universiti Malaya outlines the challenges and complexities that come with this controversial agreement.Image credit: Shutterstock

Sejauhmanakah kefahaman dan kebimbangan warga Asia Tenggara mengenai impak perubahan iklim, dasar dan polisi pihak berkepentingan? Ikuti diskusi dan analisis kajian mengenai keprihatinan terhadap perubahan iklim di Asia Tenggara bersama Prof Madya Dr Helena Varkkey dari Jabatan Pengajian Antarabangsa & Strategik, Universiti Malaya dalam AWANI Global.

We often value the qualifications and experiences of a healthcare professional, but beyond that we also want a doctor, dentist, or any healthcare professional to treat and know us as an individual, rather than just another set of symptoms. But what does empathy look like in healthcare and can we teach empathy to future healthcare professionals? Consultant urologist Dr George Lee is joined by Dr Ayeshah Syed, senior lecturer at the Faculty of Languages & Linguistics at Universiti Malaya and Stephanie Hooi, a second-year dental student, to share their thoughts on why empathy matters.Image credit: Shutterstock.com

Beberapa siri peristiwa keganasan berunsur agama terhadap kaum minoriti di India berlangsung sejak beberapa tahun kebelakangan ini. Kerajaan India menerima pelbagai kecaman di atas pelanggaran hak asasi manusia dari pelusuk dunia.  Terbaharu, Kerajaan India menerima kecaman hebat di peringkat antarabangsa selepas dua jurucakapnya daripada Bharajaya Janata (BJP) iaitu Nupur Sharma, dan Naveen Jindal telah mengeluarkan kenyataan yang menghina Nabi Muhammad dan isteri Baginda, Aisyah RA.   Mari kita memahami situasi dan melihat sejarah serta latar politik India sehingga menjurusnya keadaan yang semakin parah ini bersama Dr Azharudin Md Dali dari Jabatan Sejarah, Fakulti Sains & Sains Sosial, Universiti Malaya dalam AWANI Global, Sabtu 18 Jun; jam 9.00 pagi di saluran 501 Awani dan www.astroawani.com.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) will convene its International Health Regulations Emergency Committee on 23 June, to assess whether the continuing Monkeypox outbreak represents a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. We speak to Dr. Chan Yoke Fun, Associate Professor and Head of Medical Microbiology at Universiti Malaya as to whether there should be any cause for concern and if Malaysia has a plan in place.Image Credit: Poetra.RH / Shutterstock.com

The World Health Organisation (WHO) will convene its International Health Regulations Emergency Committee on 23 June, to assess whether the continuing Monkeypox outbreak represents a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. We speak to Dr. Chan Yoke Fun, Associate Professor and Head of Medical Microbiology at Universiti Malaya as to whether there should be any cause for concern and if Malaysia has a plan in place.Image Credit: Poetra.RH / Shutterstock.com

Hampir sedekad selepas penubuhan Universiti Malaya, sekolah undang-undang pertama di negara iaitu Fakulti Undang-undang Universiti Malaya (UM) telah ditubuhkan dan menyambut ulang tahunnya yang ke 50 pada 21 April 2022 yang lepas. Ikuti kisah suka dan duka mengharungi cabaran dalam memastikan kualiti pendidikan terus terbela.

The International Day for Biological Diversity is taking place later this month, and the theme for this year is “Building a shared future for all life.” Much like our ongoing series, Biodiversity For Malaysia, the theme was chosen to continue building momentum and support for the post-2020 global biodiversity framework to be adopted at the upcoming UN Biodiversity Conference #COP15. So in this month's episode, we want to tackle the real impacts of biodiversity loss on communities, and discuss how changes in ecosystem services affect livelihoods, income, migration and more. Joining us for this discussion are Julian Hyde (General Manager, Reef Check Malaysia), Dr Jillian Ooi (Marine Ecologist & Senior Lecturer, Universiti Malaya), and Affendi Yang Amri (Coral Reef Ecologist, Universiti Malaya & President of the Malaysian Society of Marine Sciences).You can listen to previous episodes in this series here and here.Image credit: Shutterstock

In the wake of viral social media posts of Ramadhan bazaar offerings of questionable food quality, how much awareness do traders and the public have about the risks of food poisoning? We discuss the current regulations and standards that food traders need to abide by as well as the levels of enforcement with food safety expert Dr. Chai Lay Ching of Universiti Malaya. Image credit: Shutterstock.com