Nigeria jails 15 Asians, including Malaysian, for cyber-terrorism and internet scams

A Nigerian court sentenced 15 Asian nationals to one year in prison and fined them for cyber-terrorism and internet fraud. The group, including Filipinos, Chinese, a Malaysian, and an Indonesian, were accused of recruiting Nigerians for identity theft and posing as foreigners. The EFCC stated the convicts' devices were forfeited. Nigeria faces a growing problem with internet fraud, and foreign syndicates are exploiting the country's weak cybersecurity, often targeting victims in North America and Europe.

‘Ais krim’ darah bekalan musim panas haiwan di zoo

Johor Zoo is implementing measures to protect its animals from the heatwave, including providing blood popsicles and fruit-based ice cream. These efforts ensure sufficient food and hydration, particularly for Malayan tapirs, tigers, hippos, and crocodiles. Predators receive frozen blood treats, while fruit-eating animals enjoy fruit ice cream. These help keep the animals cool, active, and mentally stimulated. Water levels in enclosures are regularly monitored to ensure adequate access to clean water.

Kejutan Barbarik, gabung 4 gitaris hebat

Malaysian rock band Barbarik will feature four renowned guitarists, Shah Slam, Ujang Tukimon, Muzza, and Karl Cromok, in their "Pentas Peluru Cokelat" concert at Zepp Kuala Lumpur on June 28th. Guitarist JoBranko expressed excitement about collaborating with these musicians in a special "Retro Akustika" segment. While enthusiastic about the concert's potential success, he ruled out adding more dates, emphasizing the band's complex music and desire to avoid repetition. Tickets are available via ilassotickets.com.

SUPP incumbents likely to defend seats in next Sarawak election, says Michael Tiang

Sarawak United People's Party (SUPP) deputy minister Datuk Michael Tiang stated that incumbent SUPP members will defend their seats in the upcoming Sarawak election. He expressed confidence in their performance and track record, emphasizing their experience and ability to mentor new candidates. While distributing rice dumplings to senior citizens, Tiang mentioned he doesn't anticipate the state election being called this year, suggesting focus remains on Sabah, Johor, and Melaka elections. He affirmed SUPP's readiness under Premier Abang Johari's leadership, highlighting their efforts to secure Sarawak's financial independence through diverse revenue streams.

‘Saya minta Tengku Zafrul doakan saya terus kekal MB Selangor’

Selangor Menteri Besar Amirudin Shari jokingly responded to rumors of Tengku Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz joining PKR to replace him, saying "If it's God's will, I'll remain Menteri Besar." He believes it's unlikely due to the short time remaining in the term and the need for a by-election. Amirudin confirmed Zafrul's application to PKR is being processed and welcomed the potential collaboration, highlighting their past and current working relationship. He also mentioned ongoing discussions with UMNO to reach a mutual agreement.

Ainol Azmil Pemangku Timbalan Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif Proton

Proton has appointed Ainol Azmil as Acting Deputy Chief Executive Officer, effective June 10, 2025, reporting to CEO Li Chunrong. Ainol will retain his current responsibilities in Group Corporate Strategy and Technical Procurement. He replaces Roslan Abdullah, who served for five years and oversaw Proton's market strengthening and entry into the electric vehicle market with the Proton e.MAS 7. Proton expressed confidence in Ainol and gratitude to Roslan for his contributions.

U Mobile secures RM4b funding to accelerate 5G expansion, appoints CIMB as loan coordinator

U Mobile has secured up to RM4 billion in financing from CIMB and other financial institutions to expand its 5G network infrastructure across Malaysia. CIMB will act as the loan coordinator and mandated lead arranger, contributing at least RM1.5 billion. The funding will support U Mobile's capital expenditure to achieve 80% 5G coverage in populated areas by July 2026, solidifying its position as a key player in Malaysia's digital transformation.

Ramai pakat nak jadi anak Intan Najuwa

Datin Intan Najuwa is once again the talk of the town, this time for sharing photos of her daughter, Imane Lunara, wearing expensive designer clothes. The outfits, costing thousands of ringgit each, sparked humorous comments from netizens, with some jokingly offering to become Intan's adopted child to experience the luxurious lifestyle. Many expressed envy of Imane's privilege and wished for a similar life.

Juara dunia dakwa tak langgar kontrak

Reigning MotoGP champion Jorge Martin clarified he didn't breach his contract with Aprilia, but exercised a clause allowing him to explore other options for the 2026 season. He stated the contract included conditions he could invoke if certain criteria weren't met. Martin emphasized his respect for Aprilia and denied any tension, attributing his decision to unforeseen circumstances, including injuries, and a desire to secure his future. He joined Aprilia to assess the team and bike before a long-term commitment, but incidents hindered this process, leading him to activate the release clause. Honda is reportedly interested in signing him.

Macron lands EU first with Singapore pact amid ‘third way’ push

France and Singapore have elevated their relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership, marking Singapore's first such agreement with an EU nation. President Macron, on a three-nation Southeast Asian tour, positioned France as a "third way" amid US-China rivalry, emphasizing independence and cooperation with both powers. The partnership expands cooperation in areas like intelligence sharing, defense technology, and emerging technologies. Thirteen agreements were signed, covering nuclear energy, defense, research, and information protection.

Singapore PM: Israel’s aid restrictions ‘unacceptable’, may be breaching humanitarian law

Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong condemned Israel's restrictions on humanitarian aid to Gaza, calling them unacceptable and a potential breach of international law. While acknowledging Israel's security concerns, Wong deemed their response excessive, leading to a humanitarian crisis. He urged an immediate ceasefire, unhindered aid delivery, civilian protection, and hostage return. Singapore supports a two-state solution as the only path to a lasting resolution and will participate in international efforts, including a France-Saudi Arabia led conference.

Penyertaan Tengku Zafrul perkukuh PKR – Amirudin

Persefahaman PKR-UMNO berhubung Tengku Zafrul telah dicapai

‘Go ahead, punch me in the face’: Musk jokes about black eye after Oval Office farewell, says five-year-old son delivered the punch

Elon Musk appeared with a black eye at his final White House meeting as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). He jokingly attributed it to his five-year-old son, X Æ A-Xii, punching him in the face. Musk's departure follows reports of drug use during the 2024 Trump campaign. He will remain a presidential advisor. The incident overshadowed Musk's final day, which included a press conference with President Trump.

Gila betul penangan Inteam, Avanza, Unser ‘naik harga’

Malaysian nasyid group Inteam's upcoming "Kasih Kekasih" concert has sparked a frenzy online. Fans are engaging in humorous antics, including a "ticket war," parodies involving green Toyota Avanzas, and DIY wooden lightsticks. The excitement stems from nostalgia, with many fans associating Inteam's music with their school days. The band's active presence on TikTok further fuels the hype, with fans finding their content highly entertaining.

WHO calls for urgent action to ban flavoured tobacco, nicotine products

The World Health Organization (WHO) urges governments to ban all flavors in tobacco and nicotine products, including cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and hookahs, on World No Tobacco Day. Flavors like menthol and bubble gum mask the harshness of these products, attracting youth and hindering quitting efforts. These flavors contribute to the global tobacco epidemic, which kills approximately eight million people annually. The WHO publication highlights how flavors and accessories are marketed to bypass regulations. While some countries have banned flavored tobacco and e-cigarettes, flavor accessories remain largely unregulated.

Czech justice minister quits after accepting US$44m in bitcoins from ex-drug dealer, insists he was ‘not aware of any unlawful acts’

Czech Justice Minister Pavel Blazek resigned following criticism over a substantial bitcoin donation (RM187 million) from a former drug dealer. Although Blazek claimed the courts found no link to criminal activity and denied wrongdoing, he stepped down to protect the government's image. Police are investigating potential abuse of power and money laundering related to the donation, which was received this year and subsequently auctioned off. Blazek's party faces a challenging general election in October.

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