Body of newborn baby found floating in river behind restaurant on Jalan Klang Lama

The body of a newborn baby boy, still with the umbilical cord attached, was discovered in a river behind a Kuala Lumpur restaurant on Jalan Klang Lama. Fire and rescue personnel retrieved the body after receiving an emergency call. Police are investigating the case as concealment of birth, with a post-mortem scheduled. A witness spotted the body on rocks in the river and alerted authorities.

Vegetable farmers urge govt to boost disaster aid, tackle rising costs

Malaysian vegetable farmers are urging the government for improved disaster preparedness and financial aid due to unpredictable weather, market instability, and rising production costs. They face challenges from fluctuating vegetable prices, reliance on middlemen, and the threat of natural disasters. The farmers' association has called for a dedicated agricultural disaster response unit, regular infrastructure maintenance, comprehensive disaster response plans, and direct compensation for farmers affected by natural disasters.

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Pakistan accuses India of missile strikes on three military air bases

Pakistan reported that India fired missiles at three of its air bases, including one near Islamabad, escalating the worst fighting between the two countries in nearly three decades. Pakistan claimed its air defenses intercepted most of the missiles. The attacks follow India's strikes on alleged militant bases within Pakistan, which India said were in retaliation for a deadly attack on Indian tourists in Kashmir. Both sides have exchanged fire and shelling since Wednesday, resulting in at least 48 reported casualties.

Cool off with chilled ‘hiyashi chuka’ noodles and other home cooked Japanese comfort dishes at Rakuki Coffee in Semenyih

Rakuki Coffee in Semenyih offers a refreshing escape from Malaysia's heat with their Hiyashi Chuka, a cold noodle dish topped with various fresh ingredients and a homemade dressing. The café also boasts a minimalist Japanese aesthetic and specializes in delicate signature drinks like the Cococha, a customizable blend of powdered green tea, coconut water, milk, and cream. The family-run business offers a warm and cozy atmosphere, with the barista providing personalized drink recommendations.

Ibu negara Pakistan diserang

Islamabad, Pakistan's capital, was rocked by explosions and fire illuminating the night sky amid escalating tensions with India. Social media users shared images of the fire near Margalla Hills and Chaklala in Rawalpindi, close to military facilities. At least three explosions were reported in Islamabad, with another reported in Lahore. Speculation arose about drone involvement, potentially shot down by the Pakistani military, though no official confirmation has been released. Some sources suggest military facilities were targeted. The incident follows a terrorist attack last month that killed 26, for which India blames Pakistan.

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Liga Konferens Europa: Maresca terpaksa hadapi sifu sendiri

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca is excited to face Real Betis in the UEFA Europa Conference League final after defeating Djurgarden 5-1 on aggregate. Maresca considers Betis' manager, Manuel Pellegrini, a mentor and father figure, having played under him at Malaga and served as his assistant at West Ham. He believes winning the UECL would be a historic achievement for Chelsea, adding to their Champions League and Europa League titles.

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Nora, Edika pakat beria-ia dedah aib

2025 has seen surprising celebrity divorces in Malaysia, notably Edika Yusof, 58, known for caring for his paralyzed wife for nearly two decades. His 22-year marriage ended on May 5th. Accusations of infidelity and domestic violence surfaced, with both Edika and his wife, Nor Hidayah Yusri, presenting conflicting accounts to the media. Another high-profile divorce involves singer Datuk Nora Ariffin, 51, who filed for divorce from her husband, Dr. Rushdi Ramli, in April.

Texas secures US$1.38b settlement with Google over user tracking and data privacy violations

Google has agreed to a US$1.375 billion settlement with Texas over allegations of user data privacy violations. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claimed Google secretly tracked users' locations, searches, voiceprints, and facial geometry. The settlement resolves two lawsuits concerning Google's Incognito mode, Location History, and biometrics practices. Google denies wrongdoing and states the claims relate to older product policies that have since been changed.

No factionalism in PKR, just team Anwar, Ramanan insists amid Nurul Izzah-Rafizi contest

PKR Deputy Information Chief Datuk Seri R. Ramanan insists the party remains united despite a contested deputy presidency election. He emphasizes there's only "team Anwar Ibrahim" and the president's position is secure. While Nurul Izzah Anwar's challenge against Rafizi Ramli for deputy president was unexpected, it stemmed from grassroots support, with over 200 division chiefs backing her. Ramanan stresses the importance of a healthy election process and notes Anwar was initially unaware of his daughter's candidacy.

Army source: Port Sudan hit by drone strikes for sixth consecutive day, targeting airport, fuel depot, power station

Port Sudan has been hit by drone strikes for six consecutive days, blamed on the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) by the Sudanese army. These attacks have targeted key infrastructure including the international airport, fuel depot, and power station. The UN has warned that these attacks threaten to worsen the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, which is already considered the world's worst. The port city, a vital aid hub, had previously been considered a safe haven from the conflict.

PBK to hold ‘People’s Parliament’ assembly on May 17 to address oil rights, MA63

Parti Bumi Kenyalang (PBK) will hold a peaceful assembly, the "People's Parliament," on May 17 in Kuching to discuss Sarawak's oil and gas rights. PBK president Voon Lee Shan stated the assembly aims to explain the party's strategies for protecting these resources, currently controlled by Petronas. The event will also address the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) and Sarawak's political situation. Voon assured the public the assembly is legal and police have been notified.

Ahead of China-US talks, Trump says 80pc tariff ‘seems right,’ pushes for concessions ahead of negotiations

President Trump suggested an 80% tariff on Chinese goods as a potential alternative to existing levies, ahead of trade talks in Geneva between top US and Chinese officials. White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt clarified that the figure was merely a suggestion from the president, and emphasized the need for concessions from China before any tariff reductions. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and trade negotiator Jamieson Greer will meet with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng to discuss the ongoing trade war. The inclusion of a Chinese public security official highlights the importance of fentanyl trafficking in the discussions.

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Liga Europa: Spurs akui layak beraksi di final

Tottenham Hotspur manager, Ange Postecoglou, believes his team deservedly reached the Europa League final after defeating Norwegian side Bodo/Glimt 5-1 on aggregate. Spurs won the second leg 2-0 away, securing their place in the final against Manchester United on May 22nd in Bilbao. Postecoglou argued that their inconsistent Premier League form shouldn't diminish their European achievement, emphasizing that both Spurs and United overcame strong European clubs to reach the final.

Azalina: Malaysia, Indonesia to deepen legal ties as part of push to make Asean a regional dispute resolution hub

Malaysia and Indonesia strengthened legal cooperation during a meeting between their respective law ministers in Jakarta. The meeting focused on enhancing regional legal certainty, establishing ASEAN as a dispute resolution hub, and exploring cooperation in areas like business law reform, online safety, and anti-corruption. The Malaysian minister invited her Indonesian counterpart to the ASEAN Law Forum 2025 in Kuala Lumpur, receiving a positive response. The collaboration aims to deepen ties, contribute to regional stability, and promote mediation and arbitration for commercial dispute resolution.

Pakistan says it won’t de-escalate as deadly clashes with India intensify

Tensions between nuclear-armed Pakistan and India have escalated following India's airstrikes on Pakistani territory. The death toll from the ongoing conflict has surpassed 50, with both sides exchanging fire and accusing each other of unprovoked attacks. Pakistan has vowed not to de-escalate the situation, promising retaliation for the initial Indian strikes. Civilians on both sides of the Line of Control in the disputed Kashmir region are caught in the crossfire, fearing for their lives amidst the shelling and missile strikes.

Free Penang ferry rides this Wesak Day, says port commission

Penang Port will offer free ferry services for all Malaysians on Wesak Day, May 12th, between Butterworth (Sultan Abdul Halim Pier) and Penang Island (Raja Tun Uda Pier). Free fares apply in both directions, with the first trips starting at 6:30 am from Butterworth and 7:00 am from Penang Island. The last trips depart at 11:00 pm and 11:30 pm respectively. This initiative aims to alleviate traffic congestion and promote public transport usage. Last year's Wesak Day saw over 4,391 foot passengers and 1,584 motorcycles using the ferry.