Cambodian genocide sites Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek earn Unesco World Heritage status

Three Cambodian genocide sites, including the notorious Tuol Sleng (S-21) prison and Choeung Ek killing fields, have been added to UNESCO's World Heritage List. Survivors expressed joy and relief at the recognition, hoping it will preserve the memory of the atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge regime and serve as a lesson for future generations. The listing comes 50 years after the genocide, which claimed the lives of an estimated two million people.

Fadhlina: Education Ministry refers school liquor auction probe to police, vows zero tolerance for misconduct

The Ministry of Education is investigating a liquor auction held on the grounds of a Johor primary school. Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek stated the ministry will not tolerate misconduct within educational institutions and has referred the case to authorities. Investigations are ongoing, including into reports of a fight during the auction. The incident sparked public outrage and the ministry will ensure appropriate action is taken.

Teacher dies on way home to Temerloh from Jerantut school after her Myvi crashes into lorry, injuring three

A 28-year-old teacher, Nurfarah Izyan Ismail, died in a road accident in Maran, Pahang. She lost control of her Perodua Myvi and collided with an oncoming lorry on Jalan Besar Jengka 20. The lorry driver suffered a fractured thigh, while two passengers sustained minor injuries. The teacher was travelling home from Sekolah Menengah Agama Al-Basriah in Jerantut. Police are investigating the incident under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987.

Bongkah ais gergasi tuju penempatan penduduk

A massive iceberg is threatening the coastal settlement of Innaarsuit, Greenland. The towering ice structure drifted close to the harbor, prompting local authorities to issue warnings. Residents have been advised to avoid the area near the Royal Greenland fish factory and local shop. Emergency services are urging caution for those entering or leaving the settlement by boat. The iceberg initially approached the village a week ago but drifted away before returning to its current precarious position.

Caught on camera: Police hunt George Town man who smashed car with metal rod

Penang police are searching for a man who vandalized a car with a metal rod on Jalan Lebuh Pantai. The incident, caught on video and circulated widely on social media, occurred after a minor collision between the suspect's Perodua Myvi and the victim's car. The suspect then exited his vehicle and attacked the victim's car, causing RM3,000 in damages. The 25-year-old victim filed a police report, and the suspect has been identified. The case is being investigated under Section 427 of the Penal Code for mischief.

Johari Abdul Ghani: Acting ministers crucial for continuity ahead of Parliament session

Tiga mangsa nahas bas UPSI kembali ke kampus

Three UPSI students involved in the June 9th road accident on the East-West Highway near Gerik, Perak, have returned to campus. Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Dr. Zambry Abdul Kadir stated that most of the other students are continuing their studies online. The university is providing both physical and online learning options to ensure all students can keep up with their coursework. All surviving students have been discharged from hospitals, the last on July 8th. No students have deferred their studies, even those still recovering. The accident involved a chartered bus carrying 15 UPSI students, who died, and an MPV.

‘All crew Muslim’: Red Sea ships signal nationality and religion in desperate bid to avoid Houthi drone strikes

Following deadly Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, commercial ships are broadcasting messages about their nationality, religion, and even crew composition via public tracking systems to avoid being targeted. The Houthis claim these attacks are in solidarity with Palestinians and target vessels linked to Israel. Despite a period of calm, two ships were sunk this week, prompting increased security measures from shipping companies. However, maritime security sources doubt these measures will deter the Houthis, citing their sophisticated intelligence gathering. The attacks highlight the escalating risks to commercial shipping in the Red Sea, a crucial waterway for global trade.

Got dung? Sarawak’s waste-not-want-not plan for clean fuel and hydrogen gold

Lebuh Raya KL – Karak tidak tutup, lencongan dibuka

The Kuala Lumpur-Karak Highway (KLK) is not fully closed, but traffic is being diverted near Bentong for the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) project. A diversion is in place from KM25.75 to KM27.1 until August 8th for the safe installation of a bridge structure (RUB14). Three lanes remain open in each direction. The diversion is approved by the Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) and safety measures are in place. The public is advised not to panic over misinformation about a full closure.

Singapore cracks down on illegal ride hailing at Changi and Gardens by the Bay, 22 drivers caught for offering ride to Malaysia

Lokasi panas kemalangan Setiu dinaik taraf

A 2-kilometer stretch of the Kuala Terengganu-Kota Bharu road near Air Sejuk, Setiu, notorious for accidents and traffic congestion, will be upgraded within four years. Deputy Works Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan said the undulating and narrow road from Setiu Science Secondary School to the PKT supermarket, caused by land subsidence, will be repaired. Since 2022, 18 people have been injured, 13 seriously, in accidents along this stretch frequently used by commercial vehicles. The RM88.09 million upgrade includes land acquisition and utility relocation, aiming to alleviate congestion, especially during holidays and festive seasons.

‘Bertahan 20 saat, kemudian rasa nak nangis, pengsan’

Inspired by Datuk Seri Siti Nurhaliza's stamina during her two-day concert, singer Noh Salleh has taken up Muay Thai. Noh, 40, admitted on Instagram that Siti's secret to her endurance motivated him to join the martial arts class. However, he shared his challenging first experience, revealing he only lasted 20 seconds before feeling overwhelmed and oxygen-deprived. Despite the initial struggle, he expressed pride in being able to attend the class. Siti has previously credited Muay Thai for her fitness and weight management.

TdF: Pogacar tawan semula jersi kuning

Defending champion Tadej Pogacar reclaimed the yellow jersey in the 2025 Tour de France after winning stage seven, beating key rival Jonas Vingegaard. The Slovenian rider secured his second stage win, finishing the 197km route with a powerful climb. This victory allows the three-time Tour de France winner to retake the lead from Mathieu van der Poel. Pogacar's strategic attack 2km from the finish separated him from Evenepoel and Vingegaard. A late crash involved Pogacar's teammate Joao Almeida, but Pogacar dedicated his win to him, hoping for his swift recovery.

Anwar defends Brazil visit, says Brics engagement key to global trade and clean energy push

Rakan sepasukan Azeem raih gangsa di Monaco

Muhammad Azeem Fahmi's Auburn University teammate, Makanakaishe Charamba, secured third place in the 200m Diamond League in Monaco. Charamba finished with a time of 19.99s, just behind Olympic champions Noah Lyles (19.88s) and Letsile Tebogo (19.97s). This achievement could inspire Azeem as he prepares for the 2025 World University Games. Both athletes were part of Auburn's winning 4x100m relay team at the NCAA championships last month.

A month after deadly crash, surviving UPSI students resume studies, but only three in campus

Dimana Nur Aliesya?

Police are seeking public assistance in locating 13-year-old Nur Aliesya Haziera Wan Mohd. Saharudin, who went missing from her home in Puncak Alam, Selangor, on May 10th. She was last seen around 6:15 pm. Nur Aliesya is described as 156cm tall, weighing 42kg, with a slim build, shoulder-length straight hair, and an oval face. Anyone with information is urged to contact the nearest police station or investigating officer Sergeant Mohd. Hizam Talib.

Diam-diam Shasha Abedul tamatkan zaman solo

Malaysian actress Shasha Abedul married Adam Ghazali in a private ceremony at Masjid Tengku Kelana Jaya Petra. The wedding, shared by close friend Daiyan Trisha, comes seven months after their engagement. Fans expressed surprise and congratulations, as Shasha had previously stated her focus on her career. The actress had kept her fiancé's identity private until the engagement announcement earlier this year.

Asean and China finalise sweeping free trade upgrade, agree to push South China Sea rules by next year