Lelaki ada 23 rekod jenayah tumpas selepas dikejar polis

A man with 23 prior criminal records, including drug offenses, was arrested along with two women in Kajang after a police chase. The suspects, aged 28 to 30 and unemployed, were apprehended after their car collided with two other vehicles. Police found one gram of methamphetamine during the arrest. The man is being investigated under various sections of the Penal Code, Dangerous Drugs Act, and Road Transport Act.

Umno Youth chief says PM now understands BN’s past political appointments

Umno Youth chief Dr. Muhamad Akmal Saleh supported Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's statement that political appointments aren't abuse of power. Akmal thanked Anwar for acknowledging past BN government practices. Anwar, during the PKR National Congress, defended appointing qualified individuals as reward for their service and contributions, citing examples of individuals who supported him without expecting anything in return.

JYP says Stray Kids’ Felix to limit dance routines on North American tour due to back pain

Stray Kids' Felix will modify his performances during their North American tour due to a back issue. JYP Entertainment announced that Felix has been experiencing pain when straining his back, though he can perform daily activities. The decision to modify performances was made after discussions with Felix, medical staff, and JYPE, prioritizing his health while allowing him to perform. Professional medical staff will monitor his condition throughout the tour. The tour itself will proceed as scheduled.

Guru Agama Johor raih pencapaian GOLD

Abdul Shahrul Azraf Abdul Aziz, a 28-year-old religious school teacher from Johor, Malaysia, won gold at the International Language and Education Innovation Competition 2024. His innovation, HBC Station (Huruf, Bacaan, Contoh, Networking), helps students learn Tajwid, Faraid, and Ibadat. This is his second gold award for the innovation, having won internationally last year. He was the only religious teacher among participants presenting academic subjects like biology, physics, and chemistry, competing against 100 innovations from Ministry of Education teachers, including those from ASEAN countries.

Go solar, DPM Fadillah tells local councils for cheaper, cleaner electricity

The Malaysian government is encouraging the adoption of solar energy, particularly by local authorities. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof highlighted the Kuala Terengganu City Council (MBKT) as a prime example, having installed the largest Solar PV system on a local authority building under the NEM 3.0 program. This system is projected to save MBKT over RM200,000 annually on electricity bills while contributing to clean energy generation. Fadillah also visited the LSS Coara Marang solar plant, showcasing its advanced technology and contribution to reducing carbon emissions.

Malaysia expands global palm oil reach through high-value derivatives

Malaysia is promoting high-value palm oil derivatives like red palm oil, palm stearin, and palm-based ice cream powder globally. Deputy Minister of Plantation and Commodities Datuk Chan Foong Hin stated that joint R&D initiatives with Chinese food companies are focusing on applications in food and personal care products. The China (Chongqing)-Malaysia Industry Cooperation Dialogue emphasized expanding palm oil trade, technological innovation, and sustainable supply chains, leveraging Malaysia's MSPO certification to strengthen ties with China in green development.

Taxi drivers to block Paris airports and Roland Garros in showdown with government

French taxi drivers plan to escalate protests next week, including blocking access to Paris airports and the French Open, over a dispute with the government regarding patient transport payments and competition from ride-hailing services like Uber and Bolt. They demand the withdrawal of new rules impacting their income and are meeting with Prime Minister Francois Bayrou on Saturday. The drivers see the new rules, effective in October, as a threat to their livelihood and are calling for renegotiation.

Invest or perish: Technology security is the new national currency — Ahmad Ibrahim 

Technological security is becoming increasingly crucial for national strength in the 21st century, impacting economic resilience and sovereignty. The US-China tech war highlights this shift, with nations vying for control over critical technologies like semiconductors and AI. While countries are prioritizing data protection and mitigating technological dependence, Malaysia needs to elevate this issue to the core of its economic strategy. Technology security encompasses a nation's capacity to develop, access, control, and protect essential technologies for its economy, infrastructure, defense, and societal functions.

Penyeludupan minyak masak bersubsidi, rokok tumpas

Oasis reunite for rehearsals ahead of first tour in 16 years… but Liam Gallagher missing from London studio?

Oasis has begun rehearsals for their highly anticipated reunion tour, marking their first live performance together in 16 years. While frontman Liam Gallagher was absent, other members including Noel Gallagher, Gem Archer, Bonehead, and Andy Bell were spotted at a London studio. Liam is expected to join rehearsals later, with the band reportedly avoiding joint appearances until their first show in Cardiff on July 4. The tour, covering UK and Ireland dates, includes seven shows at Wembley Stadium. Despite rumors of a "last time around" tour, Liam has hinted at the possibility of new music.

Allah nak bagi yang terbaik – Adam Lee reda soal zuriat

From ‘nasi lemak and durians’ to global urban renewal: Malaysia to lead UN-Habitat with 193-nation backing

Malaysia will assume the presidency of the UN-Habitat from 2025-2027, marking the first time the country has held this position. This follows unanimous support from 193 UN member states. Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming highlighted this achievement as a testament to Malaysia's improved international image and commitment to sustainable urban development. The presidency offers Malaysia the opportunity to shape global urbanisation policy and attract foreign investment and technology transfer. Nga emphasized Malaysia's success in green cities and low-carbon development as examples of its leadership in sustainable practices.

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun Gets A Free Typing Game Spinoff

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun has a new free typing spin-off, Words of Vengeance, available on Steam. Similar to The Typing of the Dead, players type words related to Warhammer 40k lore to defeat enemies. Developed by Auroch Digital, the game features four difficulty levels and punishes typos. Faster typing leads to quicker kills, and the game's accessibility is a major plus.

Lelaki terkejut kapal kontena tersadai di laman rumah

‘Oishii’ diplomacy: Japan dishes out more for embassy chefs in global charm offensive

Japan is increasing the salaries of its diplomatic chefs to over US$41,000 annually, up from the current average of US$27,000-US$31,000. This initiative aims to attract and retain top culinary talent amidst growing global competition and strengthen Japan's culinary diplomacy. The enhanced scheme, starting in January, also offers more flexible living arrangements and structured two-year contracts. Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya emphasized the chefs' crucial role in promoting Japanese cuisine and engaging foreign dignitaries, calling them "food diplomats."

KPDN Terengganu rekod rampasan RM725,439

Tiga lelaki terlibat kes tetak teman lelaki bekas isteri diburu

Police in Subang Jaya are searching for three men suspected of severely injuring another man in a slashing incident at an apartment in Taman Puchong Intan. Three individuals, including the ex-wife of one suspect, have been questioned. The suspects, aged between 30 and 40, are still at large. One suspect, the ex-husband of the victim's girlfriend, has a criminal record. The attack, involving knives and an iron rod, is believed to have stemmed from domestic issues and jealousy.

Bersara 65 tahun: Timbulkan jurang generasi dalam pasaran kerja

Amaran laut bergelora, ombak setinggi 4.5 meter hingga petang ini

The Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) issued a strong wind and rough sea warning until 2 PM, affecting waters off Phuket, Straits of Malacca North, Samui, Reef North, Reef South, Layang-Layang, Labuan, Palawan, Sulu, and Sulawesi. Winds are expected to reach 50-60 km/h with waves up to 4.5 meters, posing risks to small boats and sea activities. A category three warning was issued for waters north of Phuket with winds exceeding 60 km/h and waves over 4.5 meters, dangerous for all shipping and offshore activities.

Chai urges government to provide AEDs in Sarawak schools for emergency readiness

Datuk Jonathan Chai, president of the Association of Boards of Management of Chung Hua Primary Schools (SJKCs), urged for all Sarawak schools to be equipped with Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs). He emphasized the importance of AEDs as a first line of defense in school emergencies during a safety awareness seminar attended by over 180 teachers. The seminar, co-organized with the Malaysian Red Crescent (MRC), trained teachers in AED usage and CPR. Chai highlighted the role of teachers as protectors and first responders, thanking MRC and participants. He pledged to continue organizing similar health and safety programs.