The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
Archaeologists have uncovered a stone inscribed with the name of Prophet Muhammad at Ani in eastern Türkiye. The artefact, believed to originate from a Seljuk tomb, features six inscriptions in Kufic script.
UNESCO has inscribed Japan's Asuka-Fujiwara archaeological cluster as a World Heritage site, becoming the country's 27th such designation. The 19 sites spanning the 6th to 8th centuries reveal how Japan's centralised state emerged through interaction with China and the Korean Peninsula.
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee is holding its annual session in Busan, South Korea, for the first time, with 3,000 delegates from 196 member states expected to attend the 10-day meeting beginning Sunday.