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Saya bukan raja formula – Ramanan

PKR Vice President candidate R. Ramanan defended his projection that the party could win up to 80 seats in the next general election, citing Nurul Izzah Anwar's past success as election director. He dismissed criticism from Rafizi Ramli, stating his claim was based on facts, not rhetoric. Ramanan emphasized the importance of open dialogue and harmonious campaigning within the party, discouraging personal attacks during the election process.

Tiga diberkas, polis rampas serbuk ekstasi, aset RM300,000

Police in Melaka arrested three individuals, including two Vietnamese women, for suspected drug trafficking. 876.20 grams of MDMA (ecstasy powder) worth RM12,000, enough for 3,000 users, was seized during a raid on an apartment. Assets worth RM295,547, including jewelry, watches, a car, and cash, were also confiscated. The suspects, aged 22 to 36, tested positive for ketamine. One suspect has a prior criminal record. They are being investigated under Section 39B of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952.

Sultan Nazrin lawat mangsa kemalangan trak FRU

Tangguh, laksana Pemilihan PKR keputusan kepemimpinan

GRS slams BN, PH for misusing Unity Govt letterhead in Sabah polls pact

GRS criticized BN and PH leaders for using the Unity Government Secretariat letterhead to announce their Sabah state election cooperation. GRS deputy secretary-general Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali deemed it inappropriate as it only involved two coalitions and sparked unnecessary political polemics. He stressed that the letterhead should only be used for consensus decisions among all coalition parties. Armizan questioned whether the secretariat consulted the Unity Government Leadership Consultative Council and wondered if similar statements would be issued for Sarawak's elections.

South Korea's ex-president Yoon quits conservative party ahead of snap elections after impeachment

Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has left his conservative People Power Party (PPP) ahead of the June 3 snap elections triggered by his impeachment over a martial law attempt. Yoon, facing insurrection charges, urged voters to support the PPP's presidential candidate, Kim Moon-soo, his former labour minister. Polls show the PPP trailing the opposition. Yoon's martial law declaration aimed to break legislative gridlock and address alleged pro-North Korean influences, but sparked protests and violence. He's accused of encouraging the unrest. The upcoming election is seen as crucial for South Korea's political future.

Patung gangsa isteri Trump hilang di Slovenia

Sultan Nazrin berkenan lawat mangsa kemalangan trak FRU

Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah of Perak visited five Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) personnel injured in a road accident on Tuesday. The Sultan, accompanied by state dignitaries, visited four officers in the ICU and one in a regular ward at Teluk Intan Hospital. He offered words of encouragement and personal contributions to the families, expressing his concern.

Police tracking man who took pet dog to Segamat nasi kandar restaurant, chair disposed of

Police in Segamat, Malaysia are searching for a man in his 20s who brought his dog into a nasi kandar restaurant. A viral video shows the man placing the dog on a chair. A restaurant employee filed a police report, and the chair has since been disposed of. The incident occurred around noon last Sunday. Police are investigating with the Segamat Municipal Council under the Local Government Act 1970.

Anwar bangkitkan isu MH17 di hadapan Putin

During his official visit to Russia, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim raised the MH17 issue with President Vladimir Putin, emphasizing Malaysia's commitment to seeking justice for the victims and their families. The visit yielded positive outcomes, strengthening Malaysia-Russia relations, exploring new strategic partnerships, and solidifying Malaysia's role as a bridge between the Islamic world and global powers. Discussions included resuming direct Aeroflot flights, halal industry cooperation, and Islamic finance. Meetings with Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin focused on agricultural collaboration, particularly in palm oil and cocoa, and resolving trade barriers. A roundtable with Russian companies explored potential partnerships across various sectors. In Kazan, Anwar addressed the "Russia-Islamic World" Strategic Vision Group, advocating for the Islamic world as a force for peace and justice.

Moody’s downgrades US credit as debt hits US$36t, Trump faces GOP backlash over deficit, tariffs

Ambil gula berlebihan, 76 peratus dewasa di Terengganu obesiti

Obesity rates in Terengganu, Malaysia are alarmingly high, affecting 76% of adults and 29% of teenagers in 2023. This surpasses the national average of 70.1% and represents a significant increase from 60.8% in 2011. Terengganu's Health Director, Datuk Dr. Kasemani Embong, attributes this to excessive sugar consumption in food and drinks, leading to non-communicable diseases like diabetes and hypertension. A campaign to raise awareness about obesity has been launched.

Who took the ‘Napalm Girl’ image? World Press Photo hits pause on Nick Ut credit

World Press Photo has removed Nick Ut's credit from the iconic "Napalm Girl" photo due to doubts about its authorship. An investigation, prompted by the film "The Stringer," suggests other photographers may have been better positioned to capture the image. The organization stated it's possible the true author may never be confirmed. While AP continues to credit Ut, World Press Photo suspended attribution pending further evidence.

Nurul Izzah berjasa menangkan parti – Ramanan

Itu fitnah, politik kotor – Ramanan

PKR Vice President candidate R. Ramanan denied allegations of vote-buying, claiming a circulated video showing him distributing money was taken after the Selangor state elections and depicts him paying his own staff. He criticized the timing of the video's release during the party's internal elections, calling it slander and dirty politics.

UK court keeps Chris Brown in custody until June 13 over assault case, tour dates now uncertain

R&B singer Chris Brown was remanded in custody by a UK court until June 13, facing assault charges related to a 2023 incident in a London nightclub. The judge denied his bail request, jeopardizing his upcoming European tour, which includes sold-out shows. Brown, arrested at a Manchester hotel, is accused of assaulting a man with a bottle and further physical violence. The alleged attack occurred at Tape nightclub in February 2023. The 36-year-old Grammy winner confirmed his details in court and is due back for a hearing at Southwark Crown Court.

UK court keeps Chris Brown in custody until June 13 over assault case, Europe tour dates now uncertain

R&B singer Chris Brown was remanded in custody by a UK court until June 13, facing assault charges related to a 2023 incident in a London nightclub. The judge denied his bail request, jeopardizing his upcoming European tour, which includes sold-out shows. Brown, arrested at a Manchester hotel, is accused of assaulting a man with a bottle and further physical violence. The alleged attack occurred at the Tape nightclub in February 2023. Brown's tour is scheduled to continue through Europe and the US after the court date.

Ramanan nafi main taktik kotor, video tular bayar pekerja

Ramanan nafi main taktik kotor, video tular bayar pekerja

Pempengaruh terkait hantaran terhadap Nurul Izzah dipanggil sebab ada asas

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has the right to summon any individual for questioning if there are grounds for investigation. Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching clarified this in reference to social media influencer Aliff Ahmad, who was summoned by the MCMC regarding a Facebook post about Nurul Izzah Anwar. This action is permissible even without a direct report from Nurul Izzah. The MCMC acted upon potential reports from others regarding the misuse of network facilities to spread obscene, indecent, false, threatening, or offensive content. Nie Ching stated she was unaware of the investigation's progress.