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Japanese exports of seafood and processed seafood products - excluding ornamental fish - to Malaysia totalled 3.5 billion yen (RM111 million) in 2022. - FILE PIX by AFP
National
Japanese Embassy to ensure correct understanding of Fukushima water discharge
KUALA LUMPUR - The Japanese Embassy in Malaysia will continue to ensure a correct understanding of...
Pix for illustration purpose only. - Photo by 123RF
Focus
Malaysia lifts ban on cattle, buffalo imports from Australia - DVS
PUTRAJAYA - Malaysia has lifted the temporary suspension on the imports of live cattle and buffalo...
Photo for illustrative purposes only. FILE PIX
National
79 telecommunication towers built under Jendela in Pahang
KUANTAN - A total of 79 telecommunication towers have been built in Pahang under Phase One of the...
Razali (second from the left) at the MTCC'23 press conference at Wisma Darul Iman, Kuala Terengganu on Monday.
National
592 climbers to take part in Mount Tebu Climbathon Challenge
KUALA TERENGGANU - A total of 592 climbers will participate in the Mount Tebu Climbathon Challenge...
The Sabah Forestry Department has confirmed that Mount Sinsing in Tambunan is the third tallest mountain in Malaysia, with an altitude of 2,586 metres in mean sea level (m.s.l.) terms. - Facebook
National
Sabah Forestry Dept confirms Mount Sinsing as third tallest in Malaysia
KOTA KINABALU - The Sabah Forestry Department has confirmed that Mount Sinsing in Tambunan is the...
Universiti Malaysia Perlis (Unimap) students at a leisure activity at the Frim Research Station (SPF) Mata Ayer, Perlis which offers the Frim Tourism Facilities namely Cenderai Trail, Jati Campervan Site and Kesinai Chalet. - BERNAMA
National
Perlis ‘teak orchard’ beckons tourists with new attractions
PADANG BESAR - Perlis, the smallest state in Malaysia, is often overlooked given its location on...
Image for illustrative purposes only. - FILE PIX
Asean
Indonesia says capital pollution spike due to weather, vehicles
JAKARTA - Indonesia's government on Friday blamed a pollution spike in traffic-clogged capital...
Photo for illustrative purposes.
National
DVS confirms suspension of cattle imports from Australia
SHAH ALAM - The Veterinary Services Department (DVS) confirms it has issued an order suspending the...
A group of resident representatives gathered in the courtyard of Menara Kinabalu to submit a memorandum appealing to the state government for the reinstatement of electricity supply in the SFI housing area, Sipitang.
National
Nearly 1,000 residents of SFI plead for restoration of electricity and water supply.
KOTA KINABALU - Nearly 1,000 residents of the Sabah Forest Industries (SFI) housing area in Sipitang...
Sanusi entertaining supporters for selfie
Politics
Sanusi denies granting permit to REE thieves to enter forest reserve
BALING - Kedah Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor has refuted allegations granting...
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Nadiem during court proceedings in Central Jakarta Court in Jakarta, Indonesia. (REUTERS PIC)
Nadiem Makarim: From reform icon to case study in political risk
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today confirmed that the Cabinet has approved the new admission pathways for graduates from Chinese Private Secondary School or holders of the Unified Examination Certificate into public universities. - Photo by Bernama
IPTA admission pathways for SMPC/UEC approved by Cabinet - PM Anwar
An animal lover's good intentions turned to tragedy when he fell into a drain nearly four metres deep in Taman Melaka Perdana, Ayer Keroh, on Friday.
Man falls into deep drain in bid to save cat
Sunway Medical Centre, Sunway City (SMC) clinical oncologist Dr David Lee Dai Wee
Early-onset cancer on the rise in Malaysia, driven by lifestyle and environmental factors
This file photo taken on April 16, 2026 shows the sun setting next to power lines along San Fernando town, Pampanga province, north of Manila. - (Photo by TED ALJIBE / AFP)
Power cuts hit millions in the Philippines
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Indonesia’s Chromebook procurement scandal: What you need to know
Indonesia's former education minister Nadiem Makarim attends his trial at the Corruption Court in Jakarta on Jan 12, 2026. - (Photo by BAY ISMOYO / AFP)
NKVE accident: Viral video shows car struck three times near Duta Toll Plaza, one arrested
A multi-vehicle accident along the New Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE) near the Duta Toll Plaza on Friday night turned chaotic after a car was struck three times within minutes, in an incident that later went viral on social media.
CCTV captures repeated incidents of woman defecating in front of Seremban shop
CCTV footage at the location captured the actions of the woman, who is alleged to frequently defecate. Photo: NegeriSembilanKini
Police hunt man who lured boy with phone package offer before confining and sexually assaulting teen in Bukit Kemuning
Police are tracking down a man believed to have confined and sexually assaulted a 14-year-old boy in an apartment in Bukit Kemuning, Section 32, here, yesterday.
‘Hutang budi dibawa mati' Pahang Tengku Mahkota cites proverb in call for fair federal treatment
The Tengku Mahkota of Pahang Tengku Hassanal Ibrahim Alam Shah Al-Sultan Abdullah has reiterated his call for careful consideration and fair treatment for the state, reaffirming that such treatment must be accorded by the federal government. Photo: Facebook/Kesultanan Pahang
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