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Mohd Shamsul Md Yusof (left), Puteri Sarah (right) - FILEPIC
National
Puteri Sarah can't wait, wants to move on
KUALA LUMPUR - Actress Puteri Sarah says she could not wait to be freed from her marriage with...
Former Selangor Umno chairman Tan Sri Noh Omar. - FILEPIC
Politics
Noh predicts support for BN will continue to decline in state polls
TANJONG KARANG - Former Selangor Umno chairman Tan Sri Noh Omar predicts the people's support...
Transport transboundary haze occurs in Malaysia due to economic activities carried out post-Covid-19 in the Mekong Subregion which comprises Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, and Thailand.
National
Haze in Malaysia due to post-Covid-19 economic activities in Mekong Subregion - Geologists
SHAH ALAM - Transport transboundary haze occurs in Malaysia due to economic activities carried out...
Sports
Pogacar enters Amstel thirsty for more victories
VALKENBERG - Tadej Pogacar resumes his relentless pursuit of victories on Sunday in the Amstel Gold...
Ewon (second from right) presented a copy of the Double Six plane crash tragedy final report to Nancy. She was accompanied by her son Donald (right) at their home in Kampung Hungap, Penampang.
National
Double Six crash victim's family say report incomplete
PENAMPANG - Family of late Datuk Peter Mojuntin, the Double Six tragedy victim, have expressed...
There was no evidence of sabotage, fire or explosion in the Sabah Air plane crash that killed the then Sabah Chief Minister Tun Fuad Stephens, along with several members of the state Cabinet in 1976, according to the declassified report on the crash.
National
Sabah Air's Double Six crash: No evidence of sabotage - Declassified report
KUALA LUMPUR - There was no evidence of sabotage, fire or explosion in the Sabah Air plane crash...
Cell phone covers showing the image of Iraq's late ousted dictator Saddam Hussein are displayed with others at a shop in Amman. - Twenty years after the fall of his regime, the late Iraqi president Saddam Hussein remains admired and popular in Jordan where his image can still be seen across the country. The instantly recognisable face peers out from car stickers to mobile phone covers in Jordan, despite symbols and images associated with his rule being widely considered taboo in Iraq itself. - Pic: AFP
Middle East
Iraq's Saddam still revered in Jordan 20 years later
AMMAN - Twenty years after the fall of his regime, the late Iraqi president Saddam Hussein remains...
Hassan Abdul Karim Pasir Gudang MP
LETTERS
Viva Palestine: Long live the Palestinian fight
At each recurrence of Ramadan, I remember the land of Palestine. Often times, during this fasting...
Zahid
National
Felcra to distribute RM182.7 mil in profits to 68,437 participants - Zahid
JELEBU - A total of 68,437 Felcra Berhad participants nationwide will receive the Final Participant...
HEALTH
The importance of Suhoor for people with diabetes
Suhoor, or what is known as the pre-dawn meal is the meal typically eaten at the very last hour...
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Organised by KLGCC Mall in collaboration with Morph KL and Sime Darby, the event took place from 10am to noon at Level One of the mall on June 20. - PHOTO SINAR HARIAN/ ASRIL ASWANDI SHUKOR.
Urban Boys edge Double Trouble by six seconds to win ‘Daddy Rocks’ challenge
A temporary halt or strict limitation on new refugee intake should not be understood as a rejection of humanitarian responsibility. Rather, it should be framed as a necessary governance measure to ensure that Malaysia can manage refugee protection in a way that is orderly, sustainable and publicly legitimate.
Why Malaysia needs a temporary pause on refugee intake pending a stronger national...
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Italian families sue Meta and TikTok over algorithmic harm to minors
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Preventive healthcare key to reducing lifestyle diseases, says expert
Police have arrested two brothers suspected of using their house in Kampung Duyong Besar here as a storage facility for drugs worth RM1.76 million. Photo by Bernama
Police arrest two brothers in RM1.76 million drug bust
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Rohingya activist draws backlash after Australia speech criticising Malaysia
A former Rohingya refugee turned activist has faced criticism from Malaysian social media users after remarks made during an awards speech in Australia, in which she highlighted Malaysia’s treatment of Rohingya children, went viral online. Screenshots from Noor Azizah's Instagram video
Mama made it: When a manuscript comes home
Pas trying to consolidate grip on Perikatan Nasional, says Tun Faisal
Bersatu information chief Datuk Tun Faisal Ismail Azizhas accused Pas of attempting to consolidate its grip on Perikatan Nasional (PN) by increasing its representation in the coalition's top decision-making body while reducing Bersatu's influence. FILE PIX
Return to 300-litre Budi Madani quota hinges on economic recovery
Muhammad Kamil (second from right) presents a token of appreciation to a recipient during the Appreciation Ceremony for Government Agencies and the Tun Perak Secondary School community in Padang Rengas.
Bersatu on the brink of collapse as Muhyiddin fails to manage Pas conflict, says Wan Ahmad Fayhsal
Bersatu is on the brink of collapse due to party president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s failure to manage the internal conflict with Pas, according to Machang member of parliament Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal.
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