Isteri ‘kantoi’ curang ketika suami baiki CCTV jiran

A man in Hangzhou, China, accidentally discovered his wife's infidelity while repairing a neighbor's CCTV camera. The man, identified as Wang, recognized his wife on the footage entering a parked car with another man and staying for 47 minutes. She received a gift from the man before leaving. Wang confronted his wife, who admitted the man was her former classmate and current boyfriend. Social media users urged Wang to divorce his wife.

PATI Bangladesh dicekup cuba rasuah pegawai polis

A Bangladeshi undocumented migrant was arrested in Tumpat, Kelantan, for allegedly attempting to bribe a police officer to avoid detention for an expired passport and overstaying. His Myanmar companion, also undocumented, was detained as well. The Bangladeshi man reportedly offered cash to the officer despite repeated warnings. The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) confirmed the incident and is investigating under Section 17B of the MACC Act 2009.

JAIS tunggu laporan lengkap air berbau di Tanah Perkuburan Islam Paya Jaras

The Selangor Islamic Religious Department (JAIS) is awaiting a full report regarding water pollution flowing through the Paya Jaras Muslim Cemetery construction site in Sungai Buloh. Construction activities have been temporarily halted. Director Datuk Mohd. Shahzihan Ahmad stated they are identifying the pollution source and expect the report within a month. While acknowledging an odor, he downplayed its severity, saying there have been no reports of hospitalizations.

Lokasi penganjuran LIMA perlu diperbesar – PM

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called for the expansion of the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition (LIMA) venue to accommodate growing international participation. Defense Minister Mohamed Khaled Nordin briefed Anwar on the need for a larger space at the Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre (MIEC) and Langkawi International Airport (LTAL) tarmac to host more companies and newer aircraft. Anwar highlighted the appointment of Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan as co-chairman of the Langkawi Development Authority (LADA) to drive this expansion and enhance LIMA's future prominence.

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PKR Election: Anwar reminds members to not harbour enmity during party’s election

During the launch of the Langkawi PKR office, Malaysian Prime Minister and PKR president Anwar Ibrahim urged party members to reconcile and forgive each other after the party elections, emphasizing the importance of compassion and amicable dispute resolution. He acknowledged the intense competition but highlighted the long-standing loyalty and contributions of many candidates. Anwar advised against denigrating any candidate and stressed the need to uphold ethical conduct and the values of MADANI. He also called for strengthening the party machinery, empowering members, and actively recruiting new members.

Mat rempit buat kecoh, bertempiaran lari dikejar askar

A group of motorcyclists in Medan, Indonesia, fled after being chased by a soldier for causing a public disturbance while brandishing sharp weapons. The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon on Jalan Helvetia. Residents reported the group riding recklessly and wielding machetes, threatening passersby. An Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) soldier who happened to be at the scene pursued the group for several kilometers. Three of the motorcyclists crashed and were apprehended by the public and authorities. Police and TNI are investigating the group's potential links to criminal gangs and increasing surveillance to prevent similar incidents.

Five things to know as Scarlett Johansson hits Cannes red carpet twice

Scarlett Johansson, one of Hollywood's highest-grossing actresses, is attending the Cannes Film Festival for her directorial debut, Eleanor the Great, and Wes Anderson's The Phoenician Scheme. From a young age, Johansson showed an inclination towards performing arts. Her early career included roles in The Horse Whisperer and the critically acclaimed Lost in Translation. She later achieved global stardom through her role as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, becoming one of the highest-paid actresses. Despite her success, she missed out on roles in films like Mission Impossible and Les Misérables.

Indonesia's new history books raise fears of whitewashing Suharto, Prabowo pasts

Indonesia's government plans to release new history books, raising concerns about potential historical revisionism. The books, aiming to "reinvent Indonesian identity," could portray President Prabowo Subianto and former ruler Suharto favorably, minimizing their roles in past human rights abuses. Historians fear this initiative, coinciding with a generation largely unaware of Suharto's era, could legitimize the current regime and potentially grant Suharto the title of "National Hero." Critics worry about propaganda and the omission of key events, while the government insists history will be presented accurately.

Syrians reclaim equestrian sport once dominated by Assad family

After the overthrow of the Assad regime, Syrian equestrian sports have become more accessible. Previously, the Assad family and their close associates dominated the sport, often predetermining results and enjoying unfair advantages like superior European horses. Now, riders like Ziad Abu al-Dahab feel they have a fair chance to compete and win. The Assad family's influence, particularly through Bassel and later Sham, shaped the sport into a symbol of elite status, discouraging participation from others like Munana Shaker, who was forbidden by her father to compete due to the family's power.

Iraqi filmmaker makes Cannes debut with moving tale of childhood under sanctions

Iraqi filmmaker Hasan Hadi, whose debut film "The President's Cake" premiered at Cannes, criticizes economic sanctions, arguing they empower dictators rather than weaken them. His film, set in 1990s Iraq during UN sanctions, follows a young girl struggling to bake a cake for Saddam Hussein's birthday amidst poverty and corruption. Hadi highlights the devastating impact of sanctions on Iraqi society, stating they destroyed the moral fabric and set the country back significantly.

Coffee-infused and sugarcane tuak draw crowds at Bazaar Gawai Dayak 2025

At the Bazaar Gawai Dayak 2025 in Kuching, Melissa Manis Pongka's unique tuak blends are attracting attention. She offers a coffee-infused tuak made with Liberica beans from her farm, fermented for five months, resulting in a stout-like flavor with a coffee aftertaste. Her sugarcane tuak, fermented for over six months using 'kayu koong' (tree bark) instead of yeast, darkens with age. The bazaar, running from May 15-25, celebrates Sarawak's indigenous heritage with traditional food, crafts, performances, and attire.

Penduduk resah dihantui ketukan misteri tanpa kelibat

Residents in several Karawang, West Java neighborhoods are disturbed by mysterious late-night knocks on their doors. CCTV footage reveals no one present when the knocking occurs. The incidents, happening in Klari, Purwasari, and West Karawang, have led to some residents reporting missing money after opening their doors. Police Chief Fiki Novian Ardiansyah urged residents to remain calm but vigilant, advising against immediately opening doors and to report any suspicious activity to authorities.

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Norjuma didenda RM1,000 cederakan wanita

Former television personality and entrepreneur, Norjuma Habib Mohamed, was fined RM1,000 after pleading guilty to assaulting a woman four years ago. The Magistrate's Court handed down the sentence after Norjuma, 45, changed her initial not guilty plea. She faces one month in jail if she fails to pay the fine. The assault involved slapping and scratching the victim at a condominium in 2021. Norjuma's lawyer pleaded for leniency, citing her unemployment and current student status, supported by her retired father. The prosecution requested a deterrent sentence. Last year, Norjuma faced five charges related to causing injury and property damage at the same condominium.

Murder accused wins appeal against capital punishment

A Filipino laborer, Ismail Rasad, successfully appealed his death sentence for the 2016 murder of a 19-year-old in Kota Kinabalu. The Court of Appeal overturned the High Court's capital punishment, replacing it with a 33-year prison sentence and 12 strokes of the cane. Ismail's initial manslaughter plea resulted in a 25-year sentence, but the prosecution successfully appealed, leading to the murder charge and death sentence. His successful appeal marks the end of a lengthy legal battle.

Sabah strengthens labour laws to protect workers’ rights

The Sabah State Government is amending its labor laws to strengthen workers' rights and align with international standards. Datuk Mohd Hanafiah Mohd Kassim, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, emphasized the government's commitment to protecting workers from abuse, including child labor and underpayment. The amendments aim to clarify legal protections and address neglect of basic rights in some sectors. The transformation will be phased, with broad engagement to raise awareness. While prioritizing industrial growth, the government stressed that workers' rights are non-negotiable and require collaboration with various bodies.

Kompleks DUN Perlis dimasyhurkan sebagai Kompleks Seri Putra

Chrisnadia Sinam resigns from PKR to focus on career and studies

Chrisnadia Sinam, former Sabah PKR information chief, has resigned from the party to focus on her business, pursue a PhD in Engineering, and engage in community service. She submitted her resignation letter earlier this month. Sinam, a former engineer, contested the Tuaran parliamentary seat in GE14 under PKR but lost to Barisan Nasional's Datuk Madius Tangau.

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