52 pasukan korporat meriahkan pusingan pertama WCGC di Seri Selangor

Nilai ekonomi tinggi bantu atasi isu graduan ‘cukup makan’

Malaysia needs to boost its economy to provide graduates with better salaries, says Human Resources Minister V. Sivakumar. Currently, the job market lacks sufficient high-value jobs for the 400,000 graduates produced annually, with only 50,000 such positions available. This imbalance leads to a paradox where many graduates are underemployed, earning less than RM3,000 and struggling to make ends meet. The minister emphasizes the need to enhance the economy's value to create more high-value jobs.

ASEAN perlu perkukuh kerjasama pembangunan belia serantau

Paul Mescal dismisses ‘Brokeback Mountain’ comparisons at Cannes premiere of ‘The History of Sound’

Paul Mescal rejects comparisons between his new gay romance film, "The History of Sound," and "Brokeback Mountain." Premiering at Cannes, the film, directed by Oliver Hermanus, portrays the love story of two men during World War I. Mescal and Hermanus find the "Brokeback Mountain" analogy lazy, emphasizing the film's focus on the nuances of their relationship rather than the complexities of their sexuality. They believe more films exploring queer relationships are needed.

Singapore youth faces sentencing after sexually abusing cat, tormenting autistic classmate

In Singapore, a 20-year-old man pleaded guilty to lewd acts on a neighbor's cat and bullying a classmate with disabilities. The cat incident, captured on CCTV, occurred in April 2023, with the man becoming aroused while playing with the cat outside an apartment block. The bullying, spanning 2022, involved physical assaults, cyberbullying, and threats against a 19-year-old with autism. The victim's father discovered the abuse in 2023 through threatening text messages, leading to the offender's arrest.

Arab Saudi perkenal robot AI bantu lancarkan ibadah jemaah haji

Pengurus syarikat, dua pekerja dituduh seleweng 21 tan minyak masak subsidi

A transport company manager and two Indonesian employees were charged in the Sessions Court with misappropriating 21 tons of subsidized cooking oil. The manager, Kamar Hashim, and the two workers, Radja Nugraha and Muhammad Taufik, pleaded not guilty. The offense allegedly took place at a premise in Klang on May 19th. They face fines of up to RM1 million and/or imprisonment of up to three years if convicted. Kamar was granted bail of RM6,000, while the Indonesian workers were remanded in custody. The case will be mentioned again on July 29th.

Kerja baik pulih parit Fort Cornwallis siap Julai

Wakil BN tidak hadir kongres, AMK tak kecil hati – Adam Adli

Adam Adli, Chief of Angkatan Muda Keadilan (AMK), expressed no disappointment over the absence of Barisan Nasional (BN) representatives at the AMK National Congress. He confirmed invitations were sent but received no response. This also applied to Deputy President Rafizi Ramli's invitation to officiate. Adli emphasized that all election candidates are loyal to the party and any friction is a result of this loyalty. He believes reconciliation efforts are crucial to mend relationships after the tense election period.

Kerajaan Persekutuan, negeri perlu ada tadbir urus cekap kewangan

Marvel delays ‘Avengers’: ‘Doomsday’ and ‘Secret Wars’ — new release dates set for December 2026 and 2027

Walt Disney has delayed the release of the next two Avengers films. Avengers: Doomsday, featuring Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom, is now scheduled for December 18, 2026, seven months later than initially planned. Avengers: Secret Wars will follow on December 17, 2027. The postponements are intended to provide filmmakers more time to complete these large-scale productions. Doomsday is already in production. The Avengers franchise has seen massive success, with Endgame being the second-highest-grossing film ever.

Saham Eco-Shop bermula cemerlang di Bursa Malaysia

Wanita PKR perlu bantu hadapi cabaran negara menua

Fadhlina: PKR women’s wing ready to win GE16, backs talent drive and financing plan for female candidates

The Women's wing of Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) is actively preparing for the 16th General Election (GE16) and Sabah State Election through training and empowerment programs like 'Run-2-Win'. PKR Women's chief Fadhlina Sidek emphasized training in idealism, speech, data, voter engagement, and confidence-building for potential women candidates. Fadhlina, who is defending her position as Women's chief, also highlighted the 30 Women Representatives (30Wreps) financing initiative to support candidates. Talent development continues through Sekolah Wanita Keadilan (SWAN), now operating zonally. Fadhlina urged all PKR members to support government initiatives, including preparations for an aging nation.

ASEAN 2025: Kawalan keselamatan penginapan, persidangan dipertingkat

Irish rap trio Kneecap face backlash and cancellations over pro-Palestinian activism

Belfast rap group Kneecap, known for their Irish language music and support of Palestinian causes, has gained international recognition but also faced controversy. Their music often features provocative lyrics and themes, leading to legal trouble for alleged support of Hamas and Hezbollah. Formed in 2017, the trio gained popularity with their single "CEARTA" and their semi-fictionalized film which won awards at Sundance and was shortlisted for an Oscar. Rapping in Irish is an act of resistance for the group, promoting a language long suppressed.

Johor govt ramps up anti-abuse campaigns as state records 282 domestic violence cases in four months

Johor recorded 282 domestic violence cases between January and April 2024. The state government is actively addressing violence against women through various programs, reaching over 8,000 participants. A RM50,000 allocation has funded the creation of anti-sexual harassment and domestic violence advocacy videos for distribution across media platforms to raise awareness, provide information on support services, and encourage collaboration to prevent further incidents.

In appealing for dialysis centre, rep details monthly trials of Murum’s kidney patients

Kennedy Chukpai Ugon, GPS-Murum, highlighted the plight of Murum kidney patients who face costly and time-consuming travel for dialysis in Bintulu, Miri, or Kapit. He urged for a haemodialysis centre at Sungai Asap Health Clinic, citing the RM2,400 monthly cost borne by patients for travel and other expenses. He also appealed for new health clinics in several remote communities, the relocation of flood-prone Tubau Health Clinic and schools, and the establishment of a National Anti-Drug Agency office in Sungai Asap to combat rising drug abuse.

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