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Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) demolished 21 illegal food stalls operating without permits in Taman Subang Perdana. The operation followed numerous complaints from residents about traffic congestion and hygiene issues caused by these unlicensed stalls. MBSA had previously issued notices and relocation orders, but the vendors failed to comply. The demolition was carried out under the Street, Drainage & Building Act 1974. The hawkers were advised to apply for permits and relocate to designated temporary hawker sites.

Malaysia and UAE pledge to strengthen bilateral ties at Asean-GCC Summit

Malaysia and the UAE reaffirmed their commitment to stronger bilateral ties during a meeting between Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan and Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, Ruler of Ras Al Khaimah, at the 2nd ASEAN-GCC Summit in Kuala Lumpur. They discussed existing cooperation and explored further collaboration across various sectors. Both leaders praised the strong partnership between their nations and emphasized continued dialogue to achieve shared goals. Sheikh Saud commended Malaysia's organization of the summits and its role in promoting ASEAN-GCC cooperation.

Trump Administration Halts Student Visa Processing

The Trump administration has paused new student visa appointments at US embassies, according to a leaked memo. Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered the suspension pending further guidance, citing preparations for intensified social media screening. While existing appointments remain valid, the move signals an expansion of social media vetting for visa applicants and comes amid ongoing tensions between the Trump administration and US universities. The State Department maintains its commitment to rigorous screening but offered no assurances on processing times for the autumn term.

Second suspect surrenders in kidnapping, torture of Italian bitcoin investor in New York

Two suspects, John Woeltz and William Duplessie, have been arrested in connection with the kidnapping and torture of an Italian bitcoin entrepreneur in New York City. Woeltz was arrested Friday, while Duplessie surrendered Tuesday morning. They allegedly held the victim, identified by media as Michael Valentino Teofrasto Carturan, in a Manhattan townhouse for two weeks, demanding his bitcoin password. The victim was reportedly beaten, threatened with a gun, and threatened with death. The motive and whether the kidnappers obtained the password remains unclear.

Submissions open for Sheda Excellence Awards

The Sarawak Housing Real Estate Developers' Association (Sheda) has opened submissions for the Sheda Excellence Awards 2025. The deadline is July 11. The awards recognize outstanding achievements in the real estate industry, including building technology, architecture, design, marketing, and property management. Both Sheda members and non-members can participate. Five main categories are open for submission: Landed Residential, Strata Development, Affordable Home Development, Commercial, and Master Plan. The awards will prioritize green designs and strategies, aligning with the Sarawak government's green agenda.

Penyokong Chelsea, Real Betis merusuh menjelang final

Clashes erupted between Chelsea and Real Betis fans in Wroclaw, Poland, ahead of the Europa Conference League final. Videos circulating online show intense fighting, with chairs and glasses thrown. Police intervened with tear gas to disperse the Chelsea supporters. Authorities are reviewing CCTV footage to identify the main perpetrators. Over 70,000 fans are expected in Wroclaw for the final.

‘Children are not a nuisance’: France weighs crackdown on adult-only hotels and restaurants, urges society to be more inclusive

The French government is considering measures to curb the rise of "no-kids" establishments, like hotels and restaurants, which exclude children. Officials argue this practice is discriminatory, infringes on children's rights, and creates societal division. While Paris is generally child-friendly, the trend is growing, prompting a government roundtable with industry leaders and a proposed bill to outlaw the practice. Officials emphasize the importance of inclusivity and societal acceptance of children.

Muhammad Shafie tak sempat balik rumah maut rempuh kereta cikgu

A 20-year-old factory operator, Muhammad Shafie Sha’ari, died at the scene after his motorcycle collided with an MPV driven by a 50-year-old teacher in Melaka. The accident occurred around 10 pm on Jalan Tanjung Minyak. The teacher was reportedly turning onto Jalan Bukit Pala after checking for oncoming traffic but allegedly didn't see the approaching motorcycle. The victim, on his way home from work, crashed into the front left of the MPV. The teacher was unharmed. Police are investigating the incident under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987.

Pujut house razed in early morning fire

A house in Kampung Haji Wahed, Pujut, Miri, was completely destroyed by fire early this morning. The Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department responded to the incident at 5:15 am. No casualties were reported. Firefighters from Lopeng and Miri Sentral fire stations extinguished the blaze and conducted overhaul operations. The cause of the fire and the extent of the losses are under investigation.

‘Video tak senonoh? Lantaklah nak percaya atau tidak’

Actor Tony Eusoff has responded to a resurfaced explicit video allegedly featuring him, saying he leaves it to the public to decide whether to believe it's him. He stated that confirming or denying wouldn't change the situation and his focus remains on his work. He criticized those spreading the video for complicating others' lives and urged people to avoid watching it if it doesn't benefit them. He emphasized personal choice in believing the video's authenticity and advised against watching distressing content.

Australia’s first hijab-wearing senator files complaint after colleague urges her to ‘drink wine, dance on table’

Australian Muslim Senator Fatima Payman filed a complaint against a male colleague for urging her to drink wine and dance on a table after he had allegedly consumed too much alcohol at an official function. Payman, who does not drink, stated she drew a line and lodged a formal complaint. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about inappropriate behavior within Australia's parliament, following previous allegations of sexual harassment and a review revealing a culture of heavy drinking and bullying.

Spurs jumpa pengganti Postecoglou?

Tottenham Hotspur chairman, Daniel Levy, is undecided on Ange Postecoglou's future despite the manager leading the team to a Europa League title, ending a 17-year trophy drought. Spurs' domestic performance was disappointing, finishing 17th with 22 losses. Brentford's Thomas Frank is a potential replacement, with Marco Silva opting to stay at Fulham. Frank's release clause is £9 million. Postecoglou remains optimistic about his future, focused on building a winning team.

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‘Netizen bengap, kita rakam video tak senonoh sebagai bukti’

Malaysian singer and activist Caprice urged women facing sexual harassment to gather evidence, including video recordings, for legal proceedings. He emphasized the importance of documentation, stating that 99.9% of sexual harassment cases are dismissed due to lack of evidence. He addressed critics who question victims for recording, highlighting the value of such recordings as crucial evidence. His comments follow a viral video of a student allegedly harassed on a bus, leading to the arrest of a suspect.

Maresca: Conference League ‘best competition in the world’

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca aims to secure the UEFA Conference League title against Real Betis, completing the set of all major UEFA club competition trophies. Maresca emphasized the importance of the competition to his players, despite its third-tier status. Chelsea, having already secured a Champions League spot, seek to cultivate a winning mentality by adding another trophy to their cabinet after a two-year drought. They've dominated the Conference League with a record 38 goals, but face a Betis side managed by Maresca's former mentor, Manuel Pellegrini.

Malaysian King and deputy PM tipped for Russia visits this year, senator says

Malaysian King Sultan Ibrahim is tentatively scheduled to visit Russia in August, marking his first trip to the country. This was announced by Senator Nur Jazlan Mohamed during a meeting with Russian Senator Grigory Karasin. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof, responsible for energy and water resources, is also expected to visit Russia at the end of June.

Four senior doctors said to be frontrunners for Health DG post

Four senior medical professionals are vying for the vacant Health director-general position in Malaysia following the retirement of Datuk Dr Radzi Abu Hassan. The potential candidates include Deputy Health Director-General Datuk Dr Nor Fariza Ngah, Deputy Health Director Datuk Dr Nor Azimi Yunus, Head of Cardiothoracic Surgery Datuk Dr Basheer Ahamed Abdul Kareem, and Kuala Lumpur Hospital Director Dr R Harikrishna Nair. Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad will present the chosen candidate to the Cabinet for approval.

Merpati bikin kecoh dalam pesawat

A Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport to Madison, Wisconsin, was delayed twice due to pigeons inside the cabin. The first pigeon was discovered as the plane prepared for departure and was removed by a baggage handler. However, a second pigeon appeared as the plane tried to depart again, forcing another return to the gate. The flight, carrying 119 passengers and five crew members, was eventually delayed by 56 minutes. Delta Airlines apologized for the disruption.

Manchester United vs ASEAN All-Stars, May 28 – LRT Bukit Jalil operations extended to 12.30 am tonight