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Would-be thieves caught trespassing into Jln Muara Tuang scrap goods premises

Three men were arrested in Kota Samarahan, Malaysia, for trespassing into a scrap goods premises with the intent to steal. A police patrol unit apprehended the suspects, aged 29 to 36, as they were leaving the premises around 12:45 am. Although they confessed to trespassing with intent to commit theft, no items were stolen. Police are investigating the case under Section 447 of the Penal Code and will review security footage. Increased patrols in industrial and business areas are planned to deter future criminal activity.

CCTV bongkar rahsia ‘atok’ belasah, lempar kucing jiran

CCTV footage revealed an elderly man's cruel act of abusing his neighbor's cat in Taman Yayasan, Segamat. The cat owner, a woman, reported her Turkish cat missing and later found it bloodied in a drain. The suspect, a 70-year-old man, was caught on CCTV beating and throwing the cat into an abandoned house. He confessed to the police, claiming he was annoyed by the cat.

Bapa rogol anak kandung kekal penjara 36 tahun, disebat 24 kali

After lifting sanctions on Syria, Trump presses new leader to normalise ties with Israel

In a landmark meeting in Riyadh, US President Donald Trump met with Syria's new leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, urging him to normalize relations with Israel under the Abraham Accords. Trump, alongside Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (via video link), also requested Sharaa to expel Palestinian militants and foreign fighters, and manage ISIS prison camps currently held by Kurdish forces. Trump lifted US sanctions on Syria, aiming to aid reconstruction. While Syria welcomed the meeting and the lifting of sanctions, it made no mention of normalizing ties with Israel.

After lifting sanctions on Syria, Trump urges new leader to normalise ties with Israel

In a historic meeting in Riyadh, US President Donald Trump met with Syria's new leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, marking the first such encounter in 25 years. Trump urged Sharaa to normalize relations with Israel through the Abraham Accords, expel Palestinian militants and foreign fighters, and secure control of ISIS prison camps. Trump also lifted sanctions on Syria, aiming to boost the war-torn nation's recovery. While Syria welcomed the meeting and the lifting of sanctions, it made no mention of normalizing ties with Israel.

Fifa targets US$1b from Women’s World Cup as president hails surging global interest

FIFA President Gianni Infantino aims to generate US$1 billion in revenue from the Women's World Cup, a significant increase from the US$570 million earned during the 2023 tournament co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand. Infantino highlighted the exponential growth of women's football and emphasized its importance. The 2027 World Cup will be held in Brazil, marking the first time the tournament is hosted in South America, while the US is expected to host the expanded 48-team tournament in 2031. Infantino also noted the potential for revenue growth outside Europe, citing Saudi Arabia's development of a women's league and national team as a positive example.

New 12-storey S’wak govt complex set to boost public service in Sarikei, says SS

Sarawak's new RM147.25 million, 12-storey administrative centre in Sarikei will house 500 civil servants from various departments. The centre aims to streamline public service delivery, offering services like bill payments, license applications, and business registration under one roof. Premier Abang Johari officiated the launch, emphasizing the centre's role in Sarikei's development and the government's commitment to modernizing public service infrastructure.

Penerbangan ditangguh, pesawat terima ancaman bom

A Ryanair flight from Faro to Brussels Charleroi Airport was disrupted yesterday following a bomb threat. Belgian police stormed the plane after receiving the threat, causing panic among passengers. The airport, Belgium's second largest, delayed several flights. Belgian prosecutors later confirmed the threat was a hoax, relayed by Interpol. Ryanair apologized for the disruption and stated the aircraft was being prepared to return to service.

‘Jika Izzah menang, saya tulis warkah kepada dinda’ – Sanusi

Kedah Menteri Besar Muhammad Sanusi Md. Nor jokingly said he would write a letter to Nurul Izzah Anwar if she wins the PKR deputy presidency. While claiming neutrality in other parties' affairs, he acknowledged the election's impact on the government. He hopes the winner will be good for the country. Sanusi also addressed Rafizi Ramli's mention of him in a recent speech, attributing it to his own popularity and suggesting he's become a target for those seeking attention.

MARii Introduces NxGV Labelling Scheme

At the Malaysian Auto Show 2025, MARii launched the Voluntary Next Generation Vehicle (NxGV) Labelling Scheme. This label on new vehicles displays model name, autonomy level, fuel consumption, and carbon emissions. Aligned with the National Automotive Policy 2020, it promotes green and intelligent transportation by setting standards for connectivity, automation (minimum Level 3), and energy efficiency. The scheme aims to position Malaysia as a leader in sustainable mobility and supports the nation's goal of reducing carbon emissions by 45% by 2030.

Sanusi dakwa SOP REE lambat sebab boleh kayakan negeri SG4

Late buying lifts Bursa Malaysia to close marginally higher

The Bursa Malaysia reversed early losses to close higher at 1,583.51, driven by late buying and increased trading volume. This positive shift reflects renewed market sentiment, potentially influenced by the 90-day trade war pause between the US and China. Analysts suggest this easing of trade tensions could benefit Malaysia's equity market. Gainers outnumbered losers, with strong performance in several active stocks. The FBM KLCI is expected to remain within the 1,560-1,600 range this week.

2025 Royal Enfield Bear 650 and Classic 650 launched in Malaysia, pricing starts from RM34,500

The 2025 Royal Enfield Bear 650 and Classic 650 have launched in Malaysia at the Malaysia Autoshow 2025, with prices starting from RM34,500. The Bear 650 comes in four variants, including the Two Four Nine with special paintwork, while the Classic 650 offers three. The Bear 650 features a 648cc parallel-twin engine producing 47 hp and 56.5 Nm of torque, a six-speed gearbox, and scrambler styling. The Classic 650 retains Royal Enfield's classic design. Both models feature modern amenities like a TFT display with navigation.

Is BYD making a kei EV for the Japanese market?

BYD is reportedly developing an electric kei car specifically for the Japanese market. Spy shots reveal a minicar adhering to kei car dimensions, featuring a tall, boxy design with sliding rear doors. This move marks BYD's entry into the specialized kei car segment, which offers tax benefits to buyers. Notably, BYD would be the first foreign automaker to design a car exclusively for kei car regulations.

Aidil kejutkan pemain China

PATI lari tinggal ikan, ayam diserbu imigresen

Malaysian Immigration Department (JIM) raided a market in Subang Jaya, detaining 38 undocumented migrants. Some migrants attempted to hide on the roof but were caught. The detainees, aged 17 to 53, included Indonesian, Indian, and Myanmar nationals working in the wet market and food stalls. One local employer confronted officers after her employee was detained. The case is being investigated under the Immigration Act.

Strong civil servants-people synergy key to effective administration, says S’wak Premier

Sarawak Premier Abang Johari emphasized the close relationship between civil servants and the public, comparing it to "bamboo and riverbank" and "flesh and nail." He stressed the importance of strong leadership and continuous government investment in public service centers and utilities like water and electricity. He noted a RM1.3 billion state allocation for Sarikei's utilities, compared to RM300 million from the federal government. He also mentioned a RM3 billion investment in new civil servant housing with recreational facilities, and the state's focus on new technologies for economic growth.

One-month deadline: Transport Ministry to submit report on Teluk Intan crash that killed nine FRU men

The Malaysian Cabinet has given the Ministry of Transport one month to report on the Teluk Intan road accident that killed nine FRU members. A special committee will focus on non-criminal aspects, separate from the police investigation. The Ministry will also issue a statement regarding the ICAO's findings on the downing of MH17, attributing responsibility to Russia.

Huawei Launching Nova 14 Series On 19 May, Some Specs Leak

Huawei will launch its Nova 14 series in China on May 19th, including an Ultra model with four color options (Gold, Purple, White, Black) and a quad-camera setup. A new Matebook Pro laptop will also launch alongside the phones. Rumors suggest a base and Pro model might join the Ultra, potentially featuring a telephoto and 12MP zoom sensor. The Nova 14 series follows the Nova 13, which included base, Pro, and 'i' models with Kirin 8000 chipsets and HarmonyOS 4.2.

Malaysian fuel prices May 2025 week 3 – RON97 down 3 sen to RM3.07/litre; diesel down 3 sen, RM2.77/litre

Malaysia's weekly fuel prices for May 15-21, 2025 see a decrease in RON 97 petrol by three sen to RM3.07 per litre. RON 95 remains at its ceiling price of RM2.05 per litre. Diesel (Euro 5 B10 and B20) also drops by three sen to RM2.77 per litre, while Euro 5 B7 is now RM2.97 per litre. Diesel prices in Sabah, Sarawak, and Labuan remain unchanged at RM2.15 per litre. This is the 20th fuel price update of 2025 and the 331st since the weekly format began in 2019.