Hayati sejarah Asia tanpa naratif penjajah -Anwar

Tang Jie-Ee Wei masih retak bila diasak

Kelantan WTS akui perlu khidmat pemain import

Djokovic tarik diri aksi pemanas badan

Trump tubuh jawatankuasa khas Sukan Olimpik 2028

Zaini Ujang dilantik sebagai Pro Canselor MSU

Datuk Seri Ir. Dr. Zaini Ujang, Chairman of the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA), has been appointed as the new Pro-Chancellor of Management and Science University (MSU), effective today. He succeeds the late Tan Sri Dr. Wan Muhammad Zahid Muhammad Noordin. The inauguration ceremony is scheduled for December during the MSU Convention. MSU President, Prof. Tan Sri Dr. Mohd. Shukri Ab. Yajid, highlighted Zaini's extensive experience as Chief Secretary in various ministries, including the Ministry of Higher Education, as the basis for his selection.

Liverpool, Spurs terpaksa ‘gigit jari’

Brazilian star Rodrygo has decided to stay at Real Madrid, ending speculation of a move to the English Premier League. Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur were reportedly interested in acquiring him. Liverpool saw Rodrygo as a replacement for Luis Diaz (who supposedly moved to Bayern Munich), while Spurs considered him as a potential successor to Son Heung-min. Real Madrid had reportedly set a €90 million price tag. Rodrygo met with club president Florentino Perez, expressing his desire to remain. He aims to regain the trust of new coach Xabi Alonso after limited playing time during the FIFA Club World Cup 2025.

Rybakina jumpa remaja sensasi Mboko di separuh akhir Terbuka Kanada

Zoo minta orang ramai beri haiwan peliharaan jadi makanan harimau

Aalborg Zoo in Denmark is requesting pet owners to donate their unwanted animals, specifically chickens, rabbits, and guinea pigs, as food for its predators. The zoo aims to replicate a natural food chain for animals like tigers and lions. Donated pets will be euthanized by trained staff before being fed to the predators. The zoo, located in Jutland and open since 1935, houses over 1,500 animals from 126 species.

What happens next in the US court battle over Trump’s tariffs?

A US federal appeals court questioned President Trump's use of the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose tariffs. Trump argues IEEPA justifies tariffs due to trade imbalances and other threats, while opponents, including several states and businesses, contend that the Constitution grants tariff authority to Congress. The court's decision, expected soon, will likely be appealed to the Supreme Court. The case impacts existing tariffs and the latest round announced Thursday, central to Trump's economic strategy.

Ready in six months? Italy says 2026’s Winter Olympics on track despite delays, political rows and snow fears

With six months to go, organizers of the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics confirm preparations are on schedule. CEO Andrea Varnier stated operational implementation is underway, with all sports venues expected to be completed on time. Focusing on cost-effectiveness, the Games will utilize existing infrastructure, including the Verona Arena for the closing ceremony, aiming for a total cost of 5.2 billion euros, significantly less than previous Winter Olympics. This approach also minimizes environmental impact.

Comedy and cosmetics land Egyptian TikTok influencers in jail under vague morality laws

Egyptian authorities have arrested at least eight TikTok content creators, mostly women, on charges of "indecency" and "violating public morals." Rights groups like EIPR criticize the crackdown as an attempt to control online discourse and target women from lower socioeconomic backgrounds who gained prominence through social media. The arrests followed a lawyer's complaint alleging the videos posed a danger to youth, though the nature of the threat was unspecified. The creators' content included comedy, lip-syncing, and advertisements, reflecting daily life in working-class neighborhoods.

What to know about Hezbollah’s rise, wars and weapons as Beirut mulls disarmament

Lebanon's government is discussing Hezbollah's disarmament under US pressure, while Israel continues attacks on the group. Hezbollah rejects disarmament demands, viewing them as serving Israeli interests. Formed by Iran's Revolutionary Guards in 1982, Hezbollah retained its weapons after Lebanon's civil war and the 2000 Israeli withdrawal. Its arsenal and influence grew significantly, with involvement in conflicts in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and support for Hamas. The group, now a key part of the 'Axis of Resistance', became involved in the 2023 Gaza war following Hamas's attack on Israel.

Menunggu makanan ‘jatuh’ dari udara di Gaza

Bila ditegur marah, akhirnya kereta kena geser lori

A viral video in Indonesia shows an MPV scraping against a truck due to inconsiderate parking on a narrow road. The Toyota Avanza owner had reportedly ignored neighbors' repeated warnings, even reacting angrily. The incident resulted in dents and a broken rear window for the MPV. Netizens commented, criticizing the driver's stubbornness and expressing satisfaction that the truck eventually passed.

Zverev, Khachanov ke separuh akhir Toronto

Wanita Palestin di Gaza cari beras dalam pasir

Frank Mill, 1990 World Cup winner, dies aged 67

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Flash floods swallow Indian village, at least four dead and over 50 missing

Flash floods and a landslide in Uttarakhand, India, have killed at least four people, with over 50 missing. The disaster struck Dharali village near Harsil, burying homes and sweeping away infrastructure. Rescue teams are working to save those trapped. Uttarakhand is vulnerable to such events, often attributed to climate change and glacial melt in the Himalayas. A similar incident in 2021 claimed 200 lives.