Singapore GP 2025 just got louder: Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins, CL among big names joining line-up in October

The 2025 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix (October 3-5) has announced more musical acts joining its entertainment lineup. Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins, Babymetal, CL, Alan Walker, Crowded House, and Putri Ariani are among the newly announced performers. They join previously announced headliners Elton John and G-Dragon. The event will feature two main stages and five smaller stages across the venue, with specific performance dates and locations outlined. More acts are expected to be announced soon.

MOT nilai semula laluan babitkan jalan raya dan rel yang berisiko tinggi untuk hidupan liar dan manusia

Malaysia's Transport Minister Anthony Loke confirmed a review of high-risk road and rail routes for wildlife and humans. The government aims to protect wildlife by ensuring routes don't pose threats while also safeguarding road and rail users. The Gemas–Johor Bahru railway, known for wildlife crossings like elephants, is under review. Mitigation measures, including dedicated wildlife crossings and tunnels, are already in place for projects like the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL). Collaboration with the Works Ministry and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (PERHILITAN) is expected.

Penurunan tarif AS, China bermula

The US and China have initiated a 90-day tariff rollback on each other's goods, marking a temporary truce in their trade war. This follows a weekend agreement in Geneva to significantly reduce tariffs. President Trump expressed optimism about a strong trade deal with China that would open its economy to US businesses. The tariffs, which had escalated to over 100% on both sides, impacted global markets and supply chains. The agreement sees US tariffs on Chinese goods reduced to 30% and Chinese tariffs on US goods to 10%.

Dad fined, ordered to perform community service over son’s fatal Jln Teo Kui Seng crash

In Kuching, the father of a 15-year-old driver involved in a fatal January car accident was fined RM15,000 and ordered to perform 100 hours of community service. He pleaded guilty to leaving his son unsupervised, allowing him to drive without a license, violating Section 33(1)(a) of the Child Act 2001. The accident occurred on Jalan Teo Kui Seng (Jalan Stutong Baru).

Trade truce or ticking clock? US, China start pause on tariff war

The US and China have agreed to a 90-day tariff suspension following talks in Geneva. Both sides will significantly reduce tariffs, with the US lowering them to 30% and China to 10%. While this deal triggered a market rally, concerns remain over unresolved issues like fentanyl-related exports and the potential for renewed tensions. President Trump expressed optimism about a strong trade deal and China opening its economy to US businesses, but experts caution that uncertainty persists unless the truce leads to a lasting agreement.

Kurang fizikal tapi ingin ibadah sempurna

Dashcam footage shows out-of-control teen driver in fatal Kuching crash that killed five; pleads guilty to reckless, underaged driving

A 15-year-old driver in Kuching, Malaysia, pleaded guilty to reckless driving causing five deaths and driving underage. The accident occurred in January 2025 on Jalan Teo Kui Seng. Sentencing is scheduled for June 17 pending a probation report. The teen faces a potential jail term of 5-10 years and a fine for the reckless driving charge, and up to six months imprisonment and/or a fine for underage driving. The crash involved multiple vehicles and killed five individuals aged 16-45. Dashcam footage showed the teen's car crossing into oncoming traffic.

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Sebab itu kalau nampak benda pelik jangan tegur – Hazeman

Tindakan DMA Islam kerana terdesak gara-gara sudah tidak ada tawaran- Hazeman

Usah mempolitikkan laporan MH17

Sarjan disyaki cabul pelajar MRSM direman tujuh hari

A 32-year-old sergeant has been remanded for seven days for allegedly molesting a 13-year-old female student. The incident came to light after the victim's mother discovered suspicious conversations on her daughter's phone. The suspect, a neighbor, had befriended the victim in January and they communicated frequently via WhatsApp. On May 4th, the suspect picked up the victim from her school without her mother's knowledge and molested her in his car. The mother reported the incident to the police, and the suspect was arrested.

Inspektor polis tidak mengaku terima rasuah

“Yang memeningkan ‘fake friends’, mereka kuat berdrama”

Malaysian actress Fasha Sandha, 41, expressed her preference for spending time with children, finding them a source of joy. She stated that children are less troublesome than adults, whom she described as often two-faced and dramatic. Fasha emphasized her enduring love for children, even if they might not remember her later in life, finding fulfillment in their happiness.

US Lifts Malaysia AI Chip Export Restrictions

The US Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has rescinded the Artificial Intelligence Diffusion Rule, lifting restrictions on AI chip exports to countries like Malaysia, which was previously designated as Tier 2. The rule, intended to limit access to advanced AI chips, was withdrawn due to concerns about harming diplomatic relations and stifling American innovation. While the restrictions are lifted, the BIS plans to issue new rules in the future and emphasized that using Huawei Ascend chips violates US export controls. They also warned against using US AI chips to train Chinese AI models.

‘Bagi tengok gambar dulu sebelum mati…manalah tahu’

A Malaysian Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) officer, Corporal Nurit Pandak, who died in a Teluk Intan accident, had posted a poignant picture in 2014 with a caption hinting at his death. The post resurfaced after the tragic accident that killed nine FRU officers when their truck collided with a stone-laden lorry. Netizens expressed grief over the eerie premonition, with many offering condolences to the families of the deceased officers.

‘Beliau jugalah menyeru saya bertanding Timbalan Presiden’

Kamera ‘speed trap’ rakam itik langgar had laju

A speed camera in Koniz, Switzerland, captured an image of a mallard duck seemingly breaking the speed limit by flying at 52 km/h in a 30 km/h zone. The incident occurred on April 13th and remarkably, a similar event with the same speed, location, and date was recorded seven years prior. Swiss authorities, initially surprised, confirmed the image's authenticity after investigating potential manipulation.

Taiwan comedian Nono sentenced to 2.5 years for 2011 attempted rape in #MeToo case

Taiwanese entertainer Nono (Chen Hsuan-yu) has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison for attempted rape. The incident occurred in 2011 after a filming session, but the victim came forward during Taiwan's #MeToo movement in 2023. The court found her testimony credible, corroborated by her friend and family. Nono, known for his work alongside Jacky Wu, was acquitted of six other charges due to insufficient evidence. Prosecutors sought a harsher sentence, citing Nono's denial and the victim's psychological trauma. The verdict can be appealed.

Inspektor didakwa terima rasuah RM23,000

A police inspector, Khairul Faiz Mohd. Zaini, 37, pleaded not guilty to two charges of accepting bribes totaling RM23,000 four years ago. He allegedly received the money through his wife's bank account in 2021 while stationed at the Terengganu Police Contingent Headquarters. The bribes were allegedly an inducement to release three drug suspects and dispose of methamphetamine evidence. He faces up to 20 years imprisonment and a fine if convicted.