Krisis Myanmar: Menteri Luar ASEAN cadang lanjutan, peluasan gencatan senjata

ASEAN Foreign Ministers proposed extending and expanding the ceasefire in Myanmar beyond the currently affected areas to fully halt violence and effectively implement the Five-Point Consensus. Discussed during the ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting (AMM) at the 46th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur, the move aims to ease the ongoing conflict and facilitate safe and effective humanitarian aid delivery. The meeting also adopted guidelines to ease Timor-Leste's access to ASEAN legal instruments and treaties, marking progress towards its full membership. Additionally, a draft amendment to the Southeast Asian Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone (SEANWFZ) Treaty, finalized in April 2025, was approved, signifying a key step in Timor-Leste's integration into ASEAN's political and security framework.

As Kuching fights rabies, mayor reminds advocates ‘I totally get your love for animals, but human lives are equally precious’

Kuching South Mayor Datuk Wee Hong Seng urged animal lovers to comply with laws regarding stray dog control and not obstruct enforcement officers. He highlighted an incident where intervention prevented officers from addressing a stray dog complaint. Wee emphasized responsible pet ownership, urging owners to confine their dogs and not let them roam freely. He acknowledged the dilemma between public safety concerns and animal welfare, stating the council's duty is to protect the public from potential risks like rabies.

[VIDEO] ‘Mereka lagi ‘Melayu’ daripada kita’

A viral TikTok video showcases foreign university lecturers fluently speaking Malay. The lecturers, from Japan, China, and Thailand, teach Malay language and linguistics at their respective universities. The video highlights the comprehensive curriculum, including grammar, reading, speaking, listening, and Jawi script. Many students who study Malay pursue careers in government, embassies, or companies operating in Malaysia or Indonesia. The video has garnered significant attention and praise from Malaysians, some expressing admiration and even a touch of self-reflection on their own language proficiency.

Singapore’s ICA says crash between car and Malaysian bus at Woodlands Checkpoint ‘shouldn’t have happened’, vows contra lane review

A car and bus collided at Singapore's Woodlands Checkpoint during a contraflow operation, resulting in four car occupants being hospitalized. Singapore's Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) called the incident preventable and is conducting a safety review. The crash occurred when a departing car collided with an arriving bus before safety barriers were erected. Contraflow operations at both Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints have been paused pending the review, potentially causing traffic delays.

ASEAN: Malaysia ‘jambatan’ perkukuh ekonomi ASEAN, GCC

Malaysia's ASEAN chairmanship is seen as a bridge strengthening economic ties between ASEAN and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). This role focuses on maintaining prosperity and increasing trade between member states. UUM's Deputy Vice-Chancellor highlighted the importance of leveraging GCC's economic strength and resources, including energy and investments like Saudi Aramco in Malaysia, for mutual benefit and geopolitical stability. The collaboration also facilitates the exchange of ideas, technology, and further cooperation.

Piala Asia: Anwar titip kata semangat buat Harimau Malaya

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim met with the Malaysian national football team (Harimau Malaya) in Johor Bahru, offering words of encouragement ahead of their crucial AFC Asian Cup 2027 qualifier against Vietnam on June 10th. The meeting followed the National Justice Congress 2025. Anwar assured the team of the nation's unwavering support as they strive to secure a spot in the finals to be held in Saudi Arabia. Both Malaysia and Vietnam won their opening qualifying matches last month.

Selangau lass Nani Saban crowned ‘Kumang Gawai Dayak’ at Sibu Division celebration

Nani Saban from Selangau won the 'Kumang Gawai Dayak' title at the Sibu Division pre-Gawai Dayak celebration, receiving RM4,000 and other prizes. Nelly Mujan Rogelio and Amenda Alannie Ambrose Luta were awarded first and second runner-up ('Lulong' and 'Selinggar Matahari' respectively), receiving RM3,000 and RM2,000 along with other prizes. Seven other contestants received consolation prizes. Sri Aman MP Dato Sri Doris Sophia Brodie presented the awards.

Reman ibu murid perempuan disyaki didera disambung

A 49-year-old woman in Balik Pulau, Penang, has had her remand extended to May 29th in connection with the alleged abuse of her 12-year-old daughter. The woman, along with her husband, was arrested last week after the school principal reported suspected abuse, including confining the child in a dog cage. Police are investigating the case under the Child Act 2001 for neglect and abuse.

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Don’t block youth jobs, Sabah teachers’ union says as Putrajaya floats retiring at 65

The Sabah Government Teachers’ Union (KGKS) opposes raising the mandatory retirement age from 60 to 65, citing concerns about reduced job opportunities for younger graduates. President Gundohing Murkam Hj Hussien argues that Malaysia's annual influx of over 300,000 graduates, including those in education, would face difficulty finding permanent jobs. He rejects the justifications of health and experience offered by Minister Azalina Othman Said, emphasizing the potential negative impact on youth development and the labor market.

Cops say suspect who attacked ex-wife’s partner in Puchong has prior record, motive believed to be jealousy

Police in Puchong, Malaysia are searching for three men who assaulted a 47-year-old man. The main suspect, believed to be the woman's ex-husband, along with two accomplices, attacked the victim with a knife and iron rod at the woman's apartment. The victim sustained head and body injuries but is in stable condition. Police suspect jealousy and unresolved domestic issues as the motive and are investigating the case under Section 326 of the Penal Code for voluntarily causing grievous hurt.

Hakim sekat larangan kemasukan pelajar asing di Universiti Harvard

A US federal judge temporarily blocked President Trump's ban on international students at Harvard University. Harvard sued the administration, arguing the ban was retaliatory for the university's refusal to comply with government policy demands. The judge stated that Harvard would suffer irreparable harm if the ban was enforced before court review. A hearing is scheduled to determine if a preliminary injunction will be issued.

From ‘mipulos’ to buffalo roping: Traditional Sabahan sports set for statewide rollout

Sabah's Youth and Sports Ministry plans to expand traditional sports to all districts, collaborating with various organizations like the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Industry and Petronas. Assistant Minister Datuk Fairuz Renddan highlighted this at the Kaamatan Festival Traditional Sports Competition, encouraging youth participation to preserve culture and promote heritage. Ten traditional sports, including arm wrestling, tug of war, slingshot, blowguns, and rice processing, were showcased at the competition held at SMK Bahang in conjunction with the Sabah State Level Kaamatan Festival.

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Yunus-led government warns of instability as parties press for early Bangladesh polls

Bangladesh's interim government, led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, called for national unity to prevent a return to authoritarianism. Following the ousting of long-time Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina last year, the government faces challenges from political rivals amid ongoing protests. Yunus emphasized the need for democratic reforms before the 2026 elections, while the government warned against obstructive actions hindering its work. Despite rumors of a potential resignation, Yunus's team confirmed his commitment to fulfilling the government's mandate.

Lelaki ada 23 rekod jenayah tumpas selepas dikejar polis

A man with 23 prior criminal records, including drug offenses, was arrested along with two women in Kajang after a police chase. The suspects, aged 28 to 30 and unemployed, were apprehended after their car collided with two other vehicles. Police found one gram of methamphetamine during the arrest. The man is being investigated under various sections of the Penal Code, Dangerous Drugs Act, and Road Transport Act.

Umno Youth chief says PM now understands BN’s past political appointments

Umno Youth chief Dr. Muhamad Akmal Saleh supported Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's statement that political appointments aren't abuse of power. Akmal thanked Anwar for acknowledging past BN government practices. Anwar, during the PKR National Congress, defended appointing qualified individuals as reward for their service and contributions, citing examples of individuals who supported him without expecting anything in return.

Now Anwar understands why BN did it, Umno Youth chief says of past political appointments

Umno Youth chief Dr. Muhamad Akmal Saleh supported Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's statement that political appointments aren't abuse of power if appointees are qualified. Akmal thanked Anwar for seemingly understanding past BN government practices. Anwar, during the PKR National Congress, defended such appointments as rewards for long-term service and contributions, citing examples of individuals who supported him and the party without expecting anything in return.

JYP says Stray Kids’ Felix to limit dance routines on North American tour due to back pain

Stray Kids' Felix will modify his performances during their North American tour due to a back issue. JYP Entertainment announced that Felix has been experiencing pain when straining his back, though he can perform daily activities. The decision to modify performances was made after discussions with Felix, medical staff, and JYPE, prioritizing his health while allowing him to perform. Professional medical staff will monitor his condition throughout the tour. The tour itself will proceed as scheduled.

Guru Agama Johor raih pencapaian GOLD

Abdul Shahrul Azraf Abdul Aziz, a 28-year-old religious school teacher from Johor, Malaysia, won gold at the International Language and Education Innovation Competition 2024. His innovation, HBC Station (Huruf, Bacaan, Contoh, Networking), helps students learn Tajwid, Faraid, and Ibadat. This is his second gold award for the innovation, having won internationally last year. He was the only religious teacher among participants presenting academic subjects like biology, physics, and chemistry, competing against 100 innovations from Ministry of Education teachers, including those from ASEAN countries.