Sport : Addeen Ends Title Drought With Morrinsville Open Win

Malaysian squash player Addeen Idrakie won his first Professional Squash Association (PSA) title at the Morrinsville Open in New Zealand. This victory marks a significant milestone in his career.

Pelajar universiti lemas ketika selamatkan rakan

Harimau warisan: langkah strategik JDT demi bola sepak Malaysia

Tiga lelaki diburu, curi kabel milik TM

Tiga ladang babi di Kampung Selamat positif jangkitan ASF

Pentagon pushes Japan and Australia for clarity on Taiwan defense roles amid China tensions

The Pentagon is reportedly pressing Japan and Australia to define their roles in a potential US-China conflict over Taiwan, according to the Financial Times. Former US Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, Elbridge Colby, led these discussions, surprising both countries as the US doesn't guarantee Taiwan's defense. The US remains Taiwan's primary arms supplier despite lacking formal diplomatic ties, while China continues military pressure to assert sovereignty claims, which Taiwan rejects.

Prada to collaborate with Indian artisans after sandal scandal, plans limited edition Kolhapuri collection

Following controversy over Prada's sandals resembling traditional Indian Kolhapuri chappals, the Italian luxury brand is exploring a collaboration with Indian artisans. Prada held talks with the Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce, representing Kolhapuri sandal makers, to discuss potential partnerships. The company plans to meet with various artisanal footwear manufacturers, potentially leading to a limited-edition "Made in India" Kolhapuri-inspired collection. This follows online backlash and increased sales of authentic Kolhapuri sandals after Prada's Milan fashion show.

Dzulkefly: MOH can’t tackle healthcare brain drain alone, needs whole-of-government response

Malaysia's Health Minister, Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad, emphasized a whole-of-government approach to address healthcare talent migration. He highlighted the need for inter-agency collaboration, referencing a study recommending an inter-ministerial board for sustainable workforce planning. The ministry is committed to system strengthening through reforms, technology adoption, and regional cooperation. While acknowledging Singapore's attractive offers, the ministry is proactively encouraging retention through permanent appointments and improved working conditions for doctors.

New Unesco heritage sites: Cameroon’s Mandara Mountains and Malawi’s Mount Mulanje

UNESCO added two cultural sites in Cameroon and Malawi to its World Heritage List. Cameroon's Diy-Gid-Biy landscape features archaeological sites surrounded by terraces and worship areas. Malawi's Mount Mulanje is considered a sacred site. Two other African sites, Gola Tiwai Forests in Sierra Leone and Bijagos Archipelago in Guinea-Bissau, are also under consideration. UNESCO aims to increase African representation on the list, which can boost tourism and preservation funding.

Rami Al Ali makes history as Syria’s first couturier at Paris Haute Couture Week

Syrian designer Rami Al Ali made history as the first from his country to be included in the official Paris Haute Couture Week calendar. His 'Guardian of Light' collection, featuring pastel pleated dresses with intricate silk and beadwork, reflects optimism for Syria's future after years of civil war. Al Ali, based in Dubai, expressed his emotions about this breakthrough moment, having previously dressed celebrities like Beyonce and Helen Mirren. He hopes Syrian artists can now showcase the country's rich history and design culture with greater freedom of expression.

Ejek polis, remaja ‘wheelie’ depan balai

A teenager in South Sulawesi, Indonesia, was filmed performing a wheelie in front of a police station, seemingly as a taunt. The video, circulated on social media, shows the helmetless youth riding past the Duampanua Police Station before standing up and performing the stunt. Pinrang Traffic Police Chief, Inspector Saripuddin, criticized the act as dangerous to both the rider and other road users, noting the teen gestured towards the station before the wheelie. It remains unclear if authorities will take further action.

Former ASML Staff Gets Three Years Jail For Sharing Secrets With Russia

A former ASML employee received a three-year prison sentence for sharing company secrets with a Russian contact. The Dutch national copied information related to microchip production lines from ASML and NXP systems, storing it on various data carriers at his home. Although initially sentenced to four years, the term was reduced due to lack of evidence of financial motivation. The stolen data, though potentially outdated, remains sensitive given ASML's position as the sole supplier of EUV lithography machines.

PM bertemu Ahli Parlimen BN jelas, bincang isu badan kehakiman, RON95

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim met with Barisan Nasional (BN) Members of Parliament to discuss current issues and government policies. The meeting, requested by BN Chairman and Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, addressed topics including proposed taxes, the judiciary, and rumors about RON95 petrol rationalization. Anwar clarified that the initial proposal regarding RON95 was not approved by the Cabinet. The meeting, held at Seri Perdana Complex, lasted for 90 minutes and aimed to ensure BN's understanding and cooperation with the government's policies.

BN tidak pernah ‘pinggirkan’ MCA, MIC – Ahmad Zahid

Barisan Nasional (BN) chairman, Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, affirmed that component parties MCA and MIC have not been sidelined and remain valued partners within the coalition. He emphasized BN's commitment to maintaining camaraderie and respect for these parties, highlighting their longstanding loyalty. Zahid stated that MCA and MIC are entrusted with traditional seats and acknowledged their crucial role in BN's success. He reiterated BN's approach of celebrating diversity and interracial cooperation as the foundation of national unity.

Kilang plastik diserbu, asrama kontena kotor

A plastics factory in Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, was raided for housing 73 foreign workers in containers without proper accommodation certification. The workers, 17 Nepalese and 56 Bangladeshi, were living in unsanitary and unsafe conditions, violating the Workers' Minimum Standards of Housing and Amenities Act 1990. Authorities issued compounds and closure orders, citing concerns about air pollution, noise, and disease. The factory management promised to relocate the workers to registered housing within three days and attend a labor compliance course.

Pelajar universiti lemas cuba selamatkan rakan di Bukit Dinding

A 24-year-old university student, Zaim Ikhwan, drowned at Bukit Dinding Waterfall in Gurun while trying to save a friend. The incident occurred around 12:30 pm while he and six friends were swimming. After successfully rescuing his friend, Zaim disappeared under the water. He was later found at the bottom of the pool by other visitors and pronounced dead by medical personnel. Fire and rescue personnel retrieved the body and handed it over to the police.

Rashford semakin hampiri Camp Nou

Barcelona are reportedly targeting Manchester United's Marcus Rashford to bolster their attack after missing out on Nico Williams and Luis Diaz. Manager Hansi Flick has approved the pursuit of Rashford, believing he fits their system. Despite financial constraints, Barcelona are considering a loan deal with an option to buy, which might appeal to United, who seem open to letting Rashford go. Rashford's agent, his brother, has reportedly been in talks with Barcelona's Sporting Director, Deco.

Ingatkan siapa, rupa-rupanya muka sendiri

A Malaysian man received a notification from his home CCTV system alerting him to a person's presence. Upon checking the footage, he realized it was himself installing solar panels. The incident, shared on Threads, amused social media users, with many jokingly commenting on his appearance and the near-miss of reporting himself to the police.

Peluang Azeem gegar pentas dunia

Malaysian sprinter, Muhammad Azeem Fahmi, sees the 2025 World University Games (WUG) in Germany as a prime opportunity to test his skills against top international athletes, including Thai sensation Puripol Boonson and NCAA competitors. Unfazed by the challenge, Azeem aims to break his season-best time of 10.20s in the 100m, reach the finals, and win a medal for Malaysia. He will also compete in the 200m and 4x100m relays, contributing to the national contingent's target of seven medals. Currently training in Malaysia, Azeem has adjusted his schedule to cope with the heat while maintaining the training system he follows in the US.

Suami tangkap basah isteri bersama pegawai polis

A soldier's wife, also a bank employee, was caught with a police officer in a villa in Rejang Lebong, Bengkulu, Indonesia. The couple was allegedly undressed when the husband, along with some friends, raided the villa after suspecting his wife's unusual behavior. A viral video shows the wife getting dressed while the officer was fully clothed. Local Police Chief, Superintendent Sinar Simanjuntak, stated the case has been handed over to the Lubuklinggau Police.