Netanyahu sanggup korbankan tebusan demi kepentingan sendiri – Hamas

MIDA, MUFG Bank jalin kerjasama strategik pacu pelaburan bernilai tinggi

PSG sah dapatkan Chevalier, gugat tempat Donnarumma

‘Ini paling buruk pernah terjadi, Sophia Albarakbah terima lambakan komen lucah’

Teknologi nuklear senjata pemusnah, MOSTI mahu ubah salah tanggapan

10 maut, 33 hilang akibat banjir kilat di China

Enam pelajar tingkatan empat direman bantu siasatan kes buli

Apple labur RM423b di AS bina komponen iPhone, elak tarif cip

‘Pele Palestin’ maut ditembak di Gaza

Trauma berdepan ribut ketika naik pesawat, Intan Najuwa minta tips hilangkan ‘anxiety’

Tata Consultancy job cuts signal AI-driven upheaval for India’s 5.7 million IT workers

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is cutting over 12,000 jobs, a move experts believe signals a broader AI-driven trend in the outsourcing sector. This could lead to the elimination of up to 500,000 jobs over the next few years. While TCS attributes the layoffs to skill mismatches, experts see it as the beginning of AI-related job displacement. The most vulnerable roles are those in management, testing, and user experience, as AI takes over these tasks. This shift necessitates reskilling for employees to remain competitive in the evolving job market.

National shuttler Justin Hoh seeks ‘Danish discipline’ ahead of World Championships

Malaysian badminton player Justin Hoh, following his runner-up finish at the Macau Open, will train with the Danish national team in Copenhagen from August 18-22. This is part of his preparation for the 2025 World Championships in Paris. Hoh aims to learn from the Danes' discipline and improve his game. He recently climbed to 37th in the world rankings and hopes to break into the top 32 by year-end.

FAO: Global food prices hit two-year high in July on meat and oil surge, while sugar, cereals dip

Global food commodity prices rose to a two-year high in July 2025, according to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization. Driven by increased meat and vegetable oil prices, the FAO Food Price Index reached 130.1 points, a 1.6% increase from June. While this is the highest since February 2023, it remains 18.8% below the March 2022 peak following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Cereal, dairy, and sugar prices declined during July.

Aaron Chia eyes all-Malaysian men’s doubles semis in Paris

Malaysian badminton star Aaron Chia aims for an all-Malaysian men's doubles semi-final at the 2025 World Championships in Paris. He believes this is achievable given the strong performances of Malaysian pairs this year. This would be particularly significant as the semi-finals fall a day before Malaysia's National Day. Chia, partnering Soh Wooi Yik, highlights the potential of other Malaysian pairs like Goh Sze Fei-Nur Izzuddin, Man Wei Chong-Tee Kai Wun, and Wan Arif Wan Junaidi-Yap Roy King. He hopes to repeat his success at the Paris arena, having won Olympic bronze there in 2024 and the world title in Tokyo in 2022.

Police: Robbers took RM300,000 loot from home of witness in Guan Eng corruption trial

A key witness in the corruption trial of former Malaysian finance minister Lim Guan Eng was robbed of an estimated RM300,000 worth of valuables. The robbery occurred at the witness's Jalan Bukit Gasing home and involved several machete-wielding suspects. Police are reviewing CCTV footage to identify the perpetrators and are treating the incident as a robbery, despite suspicions of witness intimidation. Lim's lawyers have dismissed any connection between the robbery and the ongoing corruption case related to the Penang Undersea Tunnel project.

Bihar battle looms for Modi where elections are ‘everything’ as he juggles US tariffs and vote-rigging claims

Kuantan man gets eight months in jail for slashing cop with machete during disturbance

Thailand issues widespread storm warning, Bangkok braces for downpour

Hunan Yuneng picks Malaysia for its South-east Asian lithium battery production hub

Small steps, big gains: Sustainability for our micro-entrepreneurs — Dalilawati Zainal