Terima kasih PMX hargai kami – RXZ Members

The RXZ Members expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim for his full support and RM100,000 initial funding for their upcoming RXZ Members 7.0 2025 event at the Gong Badak Motor Racing Circuit, Terengganu, on August 23rd. They view this as significant recognition for their community and the broader Malaysian motorsports community. Further discussions regarding additional needs will be held next week. The group hopes for a smooth and safe event for all attendees.

Imigresen waspada kebangkitan TFC

Imigresen FC (IFC) secured a narrow 2-1 victory against Terengganu FC (TFC) in the first leg of the FA Cup round of 16. However, head coach Yusri Che Lah cautioned against complacency, emphasizing the importance of the second leg away match on September 13th. He stressed that the slim lead is not a guarantee of progression to the quarterfinals and expects a tough challenge from TFC.

Hannah yakin wakil negara mampu menyinar di Kejohanan Badminton Dunia

Malaysia's Youth and Sports Ministry expresses strong confidence in the national badminton players' ability to succeed at the upcoming World Championships in Paris from August 25th to 31st. Minister Hannah Yeoh believes the players in the Road To Gold (RTG) program have the potential to bring glory to the country. She is optimistic about their performance on the world stage.

Siapa sangkut motosikal atas tembok?

Residents of Gedung Wani village in East Lampung, Indonesia were shocked to find a motorcycle stuck on a house's wall. The Honda Beat, belonging to a local resident, went missing from behind the owner's kitchen. Police are investigating how the motorcycle ended up on the wall and are searching for the perpetrator. The motorcycle was safely retrieved.

Malaysian animation take the world stage, promoting culture and harmony globally

Malaysian animation, including shows like Upin & Ipin, Ejen Ali, BoBoiBoy, and Mechamato, is gaining international recognition, reaching hundreds of countries. These series act as cultural diplomacy, showcasing Malaysian identity and values. Les' Copaque Production, the creator of Upin & Ipin, emphasizes portraying Malaysian harmony and subtly incorporating Islamic values. The depiction of village life and multiculturalism resonates with foreign audiences, fascinated by the unique portrayal of Malaysian society. Ejen Ali boasts over 13 billion views on YouTube, demonstrating the global reach of Malaysian animation and its potential as a modern tool for cultural diplomacy.

Powering progress: The role of solar energy in Malaysia’s renewable future — Malaysia Debt Ventures Berhad (MDV)

Malaysia is actively promoting solar energy as a key component of its renewable energy goals, aiming for 31% renewable energy capacity by 2025 and 70% by 2050. The country's favorable location near the equator provides consistent sunlight, making it ideal for solar power investments. Government initiatives like the Large-Scale Solar (LSS) program and the Net Energy Metering (NEM) scheme are driving growth in the sector, encouraging both large-scale solar farms and individual rooftop installations. Financing institutions like MDV are supporting this transition by investing in various solar projects.

Lessons from the ashes: How fire forensics in Malaysia reveal hidden causes and criminal intent

Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department (JBPM) forensic teams utilize advanced technology to investigate fire causes after the flames are extinguished. Established in 2004, nine forensic laboratories across the country help determine whether fires are accidental or intentional, supporting prosecutions in cases of arson. Kelantan JBPM Director Farhan Sufyan Borhan highlighted the importance of post-fire investigations, explaining that determining the cause, whether negligence, faulty equipment, or arson, is crucial. He noted the difficulty in detecting hydrocarbon-based accelerants, requiring specialized techniques.

Games industry in search of new winning combo at Gamescom 2025

The Gamescom trade fair in Cologne anticipates a boost from upcoming releases like Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. Nintendo returns after skipping 2024, showcasing the successful Switch 2, while Microsoft presents new portable hardware. Sony is absent. Despite major publishers returning to profitability, job cuts continue across the industry following a post-pandemic slowdown. Around 30,000 jobs have been lost since early 2023, with revenue projected to remain stable at around US$190 billion.

‘Save Hankorab’: The fight to protect one of the Red Sea’s last wild shores

A proposed resort development in Egypt's Wadi al-Gemal National Park, home to endangered green sea turtles and resilient coral reefs, is facing opposition. Construction was halted after protests, but concerns remain as plans persist despite unanswered inquiries. The project clashes with conservation efforts, as Egypt prioritizes coastal development for economic recovery, potentially jeopardizing the fragile ecosystem.

Tengku Zafrul: Malaysia concludes free trade deal talks with South Korea, signing set for October

Malaysia has finalized a free trade agreement (FTA) with South Korea, expected to be signed in October. Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Zafrul Aziz announced the agreement during an Invest Malaysia event, highlighting its importance for broader market access amid geopolitical uncertainties. Malaysia has concluded 18 FTAs to date and resumed talks with the EU. Tengku Zafrul emphasized Malaysia's commitment to neutral foreign policy, engaging all countries equally, including BRICS nations, despite potential pressure. He also highlighted ASEAN's resilience and evolving opportunities despite global challenges, including semiconductor tariffs and transshipment issues.

Perhimpunan RXZ 7.0 dapat RM100,000 dari PM

The Malaysian government will allocate an initial RM100,000 to support the RXZ Members 7.0 2025 Program at the Gong Badak Motor Racing Circuit, Terengganu, on August 23rd. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim expressed full support for the event, highlighting its role as a platform for motorsports enthusiasts nationwide and its potential to boost the industry. He emphasized the community's contribution to unity and local economic development. Police will provide assistance and traffic control. Participants are urged to adhere to traffic regulations and display the Jalur Gemilang in the spirit of patriotism.

NCAA kena saman

Transgender distance runner, Evie Parts, has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA, Swarthmore College, and its athletic department, alleging unlawful removal from the women's track team due to her transgender status. The lawsuit challenges the NCAA's ban on transgender athletes in women's sports, arguing it lacks legal basis.

Legal Aid and Public Defence Bill to be tabled next week, says Azalina

The Legal Aid and Public Defence Bill 2025 will be tabled in Parliament next week, aiming to improve access to justice, especially for vulnerable groups. Minister Azalina Othman Said highlighted this as part of the Madani government's legal reform agenda. Additionally, mobile courts will be expanded to Peninsular Malaysia, following successful implementation in Sabah and Sarawak, to enhance legal access in rural areas. Funding for this initiative is expected to be included in the 2026 Budget.

Finance minister II: Govt shelves mega projects, to prioritise schools, rural clinics and welfare

Malaysia's government will prioritize spending on programs directly benefiting citizens, such as school and clinic repairs, over large-scale projects due to global economic uncertainties. Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan emphasized this focus during the 13th Malaysia Plan debate. The plan includes RM611 billion in public investments, encompassing development expenditure, investments by government-linked companies, and public-private partnerships. Despite limited fiscal space, the government aims to maximize resource utilization to improve living standards and attract investment through improved governance.

Halim Saad loses appeal to revive RM1.8b Renong-UEM lawsuit against govt, Dr M

Businessman Tan Sri Halim Saad lost his appeal to reinstate a lawsuit against the Malaysian government, former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, and former finance minister Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop. The lawsuit concerned alleged losses from the government's 2001 acquisition of Renong Bhd and UEM shares. The court dismissed the appeal due to time limitations based on the Limitation Act 1953 and Public Authorities Protection Act 1948. Halim was also ordered to pay RM20,000 in legal costs. This follows a similar dismissed lawsuit from 2013 with the same claims.

KRW FC perlu kritikan bernas

Kelantan Red Warrior (KRW FC) president Datuk Muhamad Zaki Harun welcomes criticism and feedback from supporters. He acknowledges the team is new and still finding its rhythm, emphasizing that constructive criticism will help improve weaknesses. While admitting his lack of experience in football, Zaki expressed his passion for the sport and his commitment to building a strong team in Kelantan.

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