‘Saya mahu balas jasa mak’

Mohd. Rodzi, a 38-year-old hospital administrator, is accompanying his 76-year-old mother, Sofiah, on her Hajj pilgrimage. Sofiah, a two-time cancer survivor, had her previous Hajj call postponed due to her late husband's health. Rodzi is fulfilling his mother's lifelong dream and considers it a way to repay her sacrifices. He is dedicated to supporting her throughout the journey, assisting her with mobility and ensuring her comfort.

Immigration raid in Serian, Bau and Kuching sees 46 foreigners detained

Malaysian Immigration Department (JIM) Sarawak detained 46 foreign nationals during raids on three entertainment centres in Serian, Bau, and Kuching. 42 Indonesian women, three Indonesian men, and one Filipino woman were arrested for immigration offences including misuse of visit passes, lack of valid documents, and overstaying. Some attempted to escape into nearby forests but were apprehended. Detainees are held at the Immigration Detention Depot for further investigation and action. Premise owners received Witness Summons Notices to assist investigations.

Greenwood terlepas gelaran ‘kasut emas’ Ligue 1

Olympique Marseille's Mason Greenwood finished the Ligue 1 season tied with Ousmane Dembele for top scorer with 21 goals. However, Dembele won the Golden Boot due to scoring fewer penalties. Greenwood scored two goals in Marseille's 4-2 win against Rennes, surpassing club legends Bafetimbi Gomis and Didier Drogba's single-season goal records. He expressed his excitement to play in the Champions League next season with Marseille.

Inter Miami slump to one win in seven as Orlando rout exposes Messi’s frustration

Inter Miami's struggles continued with a 3-0 home defeat to Orlando City, extending their winless streak to six in seven games. Orlando capitalized on Miami's defensive vulnerabilities with goals from Luis Muriel, Marco Pasilic, and Dagur Thorhallsson. Miami goalkeeper Oscar Ustari was at fault for the second goal. Lionel Messi played the full match but couldn't impact the game, managing only two shots on target. The loss drops Miami to sixth in the Eastern Conference.

PM praises national sepak takraw squad after narrow Asian Cup loss: ‘Defeat is not failure’

Malaysia's national sepak takraw team finished as runners-up in the 2025 Asian Cup Sepak Takraw Championship, losing to Thailand in the final. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim commended the team's performance and fighting spirit despite the defeat, expressing confidence in their future success. The first regu lost a close 2-1 match, while the second regu also fell to the Thai team. India and South Korea shared the third-place position.

Apple iPhone 17 Air To Get 2,800mAh Battery, Says Leak

Leaks suggest the upcoming iPhone 17 Air will be ultra-thin at 5.5mm and weigh just 145g, but with a potentially small 2,800mAh battery. This is significantly smaller than competitors like the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. However, Apple may compensate with high-density battery technology for a 15% capacity boost, AI-powered battery optimization, or potentially a Smart Battery Case.

Putrajaya rejects Kedah MB’s charge of REE mining obstruction, says states responsible for implementation

The Malaysian federal government refuted Kedah Menteri Besar's claim of delaying rare earth mining guidelines to hinder SG4 states. Natural Resources Minister Nik Nazmi clarified that the SOPs were finalized and sent to all states in December 2023, including Kedah. He emphasized that the SOPs are comprehensive, based on existing laws, and adaptable by states. Delays in state-level implementation shouldn't be blamed on the federal government. REE mining remains prohibited in protected areas but allowed elsewhere with adherence to regulations. Exploration falls under state jurisdiction, as per Kedah's 2004 Mineral Enactment. The minister urged against politicizing natural resource policy and called for federal-state cooperation.

Iran vows to continue uranium enrichment ‘with or without a deal’, warns against UN sanctions

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi affirmed that Iran will continue uranium enrichment regardless of the outcome of nuclear negotiations with world powers. While Iran is open to discussions and a deal that guarantees no nuclear weapons development, it insists on its right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes. Araghchi expressed willingness to rebuild trust with European powers and engage in further talks, but emphasized that dismantling enrichment is unacceptable. Current enrichment levels are at 60%, below weapons-grade, with Iran maintaining its nuclear program is solely for civilian use.

Traffic meltdown at Paris airport strands thousands, French authorities warn of more delays

An air traffic control system malfunction at Paris-Orly Airport caused significant disruptions over the weekend, leading to the cancellation of approximately 130 flights on Sunday and expected delays on Monday. The French civil aviation authority (DGAC) requested airlines to reduce their flight schedules by 15% due to the ongoing issue, which was attributed to a radar failure. Thousands of passengers were affected, facing long queues and difficulties finding alternative transportation. The disruption impacted flights to various destinations, including European countries, North Africa, and within France.

‘Surrender summit’ or smart strategy? UK moves to mend EU ties with defence and trade deals

The UK and EU are nearing a significant post-Brexit agreement focused on closer trade, defense, and security cooperation. Driven by global shifts like the war in Ukraine and Trump's policies, both sides seek mutual benefits. The deal could ease trade friction, allow UK participation in EU defense programs, and improve travel for Britons. Negotiations are ongoing, with key discussions on reducing trade barriers, youth mobility, and student exchange programs.

Geely Geome Xingyuan/Star Wish production hits 200k units – Proton eMas 5 twin is China’s top-selling model

Five dead, several missing as torrential rain triggers flood and landslide fears in southern China

Heavy rains across southern China, including Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, resulted in five fatalities and several missing persons over the weekend. Authorities issued alerts for severe rain, mountain flooding, and geological disasters. The National Meteorological Centre issued yellow alerts, indicating a relatively high risk, for parts of Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, and Guangxi. Heavy rain is also expected in Xinjiang. This follows 2024 being recorded as China's warmest year since records began, contributing to stronger storms and increased rainfall.

Youth comprise majority of road deaths in Malaysia; DPM Zahid calls for proactive measures by govt, NGOs

AS nafi rancangan pindah rakyat Palestin ke Libya

EPL: Keane gesa United jual 3 pemain

Manchester United legend Roy Keane has expressed his frustration with the team's struggles, currently sitting 16th in the Premier League. He believes Rasmus Hojlund, Kobbie Mainoo, and Alejandro Garnacho are not fit to wear the United shirt and should be sold. Keane criticized Mainoo's aimless running and poor passing against Chelsea, Garnacho's immaturity, and Hojlund's lack of impact as a striker, saying the team plays as if they have no striker when he's on the field.

Tesla Tests Right-Hand Drive FSD In Melbourne

Tesla recently demonstrated its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology for right-hand drive vehicles in Melbourne, Australia. A video showcased the system navigating traffic, changing lanes, yielding to pedestrians, and even executing Melbourne's unique 'hook turn'. While Malaysian Tesla models offer FSD as an upgrade, its use remains prohibited on Malaysian roads. The Melbourne test suggests potential future availability in right-hand drive markets, although Tesla hasn't confirmed a release date for Australia.

Pertemuan keluarga itu kebetulan sahaja – Fattah Amin

Legal experts say Muslim women can sue husbands for maintenance while still married under Islamic family law – here’s how

A viral video of an argument between parents at a Hari Raya gathering highlighted the issue of financial burden in some marriages. The argument was sparked by a compliment on the child's outfit, with the mother revealing she bore all the festive expenses. This incident sheds light on the struggles faced by working wives who shoulder the majority of financial responsibilities. Syariah lawyer Marlina Amir Hamzah explains that Muslim wives have legal recourse under Islamic Family Law to claim maintenance for themselves and their children, even without divorce.

‘Still not quite good enough’: Coach admits gap after Malaysia’s 0-2 loss to Thailand in sepak takraw regu final

Malaysia's national sepak takraw team lost to Thailand in the 2025 Asian Sepak Takraw Cup team regu final, extending their 34-year losing streak against the Thais. Head coach Ahmad Jais Baharun acknowledged the team's shortcomings, particularly in defending against Thai attacks. While praising his players' efforts, he emphasized the need for improvement and a thorough evaluation to bridge the gap with Thailand. The first regu lost a close match 11-15, 15-12, 15-17, while the second regu fell 15-13, 13-15, 4-15.

The trucks haven’t changed — Mohd Zaidi Md Zabri

The author reflects on their childhood growing up in military camps, specifically recalling riding in open-backed three-tonne army trucks. This experience, once considered normal, now evokes concern for the safety of military personnel who continue to be transported in similar vehicles. Despite advancements in other areas, the author questions why these outdated and unsafe trucks are still in use, highlighting a tragic accident in 2025 as evidence of the potential dangers.