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Tapir 320 kilogram jatuh lubang kumbahan diselamatkan Perhilitan

‘Due process denied’: US judge slams wrongful deportation of gay Guatemalan asylum seeker to Mexico

A US federal judge ordered the Trump administration to return a gay Guatemalan man deported to Mexico despite expressing fear of persecution. The Justice Department admitted its claim that the man wasn't afraid was based on erroneous information. The judge called the case a "horror" and highlighted the troubling events leading to the deportation. This ruling follows a pattern of judges ordering the administration to return migrants wrongly deported due to errors amidst Trump's hard-line immigration policies.

ASEAN: Filipina sedia pikul Kepengerusian ASEAN 2026

The Philippines expressed support for Timor-Leste's full membership in ASEAN, demonstrating its commitment to strengthening regional ties. Undersecretary Ma. Theresa P. Lazaro stated discussions are ongoing but positive, driven by ASEAN and Malaysia's chairmanship. While some issues remain, she believes Timor-Leste's membership is likely soon. The Philippines is preparing to assume the ASEAN Chairmanship in 2026, aiming to continue Malaysia's legacy. Lazaro congratulated Malaysia's successful chairmanship and emphasized President Marcos Jr.'s commitment, but it's too early to announce the Philippines' themes and priorities.

Jakarta eyes 5pc GDP growth with electricity, transport and food subsidies for millions

Indonesia will announce economic stimulus measures on June 5th to boost growth and consumer spending, aiming for around 5% growth this quarter. The package includes electricity bill discounts for 79.3 million households, food handouts for 18.3 million low-income families, cash transfers for low-income workers, and discounted work accident insurance. Travel discounts on airfare, train, sea transport, and highway tolls will also be offered during the upcoming school holiday to boost tourism.

‘Direct attack on freedom’: Journalists now need escorts at Pentagon under new Trump-era rules

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth imposed new restrictions on journalists at the Pentagon, requiring official escorts for access to most areas. Hegseth cited the protection of classified information and operational security as justification. The Pentagon Press Association criticized the move as an attack on press freedom, noting decades of press access without security breaches. The new rules follow a Pentagon investigation into leaks and a rotation system for media office spaces.

Kelab motor sumbang RM27,000 kepada waris sembilan anggota FRU

A high-powered motorcycle club, Adventure Tourism Motorsports (ATMS), and five other clubs donated RM27,000 to the families of nine Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) personnel who died in a road accident in Teluk Intan on May 13th. The donation, collected over two weeks, was a gesture of solidarity and remembrance for the fallen officers. Each family received RM3,000. ATMS President, Muhammad Arashid Ramli, presented the check to the Acting Commanding Officer of FRU Unit 5 Sungai Senam. The accident involved a lorry colliding with a vehicle carrying 18 FRU personnel, resulting in nine fatalities.

Hong Kong universities open doors to foreign students blocked by Trump’s Harvard ban

Hong Kong is opening its universities to more international students, particularly those affected by the US government's temporary block on Harvard enrolling foreign nationals. Education Secretary Christine Choi urged Hong Kong universities to welcome these students, highlighting government measures like relaxed limits on foreign student enrollment. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) specifically invited affected Harvard students to apply, offering unconditional offers and streamlined admissions. This move comes amid escalating US-China tensions and President Trump's dispute with Harvard.

Blackpink names upcoming world tour ‘Deadline’, with 18-show stadium run across Asia, North America and Europe (VIDEO)

Blackpink announced their 2025-2026 world tour, titled "Deadline," marking their return as a group after focusing on solo projects. The 18-show tour kicks off in Seoul before heading to North America and Japan. The group teased the tour with a dramatic video on social media. Members expressed excitement to reunite and perform for their fans, known as Blinks, after a year of individual pursuits.

Jaga nama baik parti, jangan terjebak budaya politik ‘dikir barat’

PKR Women's chief, Fadhlina Sidek, urged party members to uphold the party's reputation and avoid engaging in 'dikir barat' politics, which involves blindly following instructions. She warned that this practice could lead to division and weaken the party. Fadhlina emphasized the importance of having a clear ideology and understanding the party's direction, especially in preparation for future elections. She expressed concern that grassroots members influenced by reform rhetoric but acting contrary to the leadership could undermine the party's image.

Universiti Harvard bantah keputusan halang pelajar asing lanjut pelajaran

Harvard University is challenging the US government's decision to revoke its certification under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), effectively barring it from sponsoring visas for international students and scholars next year. President Alan M. Garber condemned the move, viewing it as retaliation for the university's stance on academic freedom. Harvard has filed a lawsuit seeking legal remedies to overturn the decision, arguing they complied with information requests from the Department of Homeland Security. The university pledged support for affected international students and scholars. This decision follows a previous decree limiting Harvard's international student intake, a move criticized by China and seen as a financial blow to the institution.

Angkara cemburu, lelaki parah ditetak bekas suami kekasih

A 47-year-old man was seriously injured after being attacked by his girlfriend's ex-husband in Puchong Intan. The ex-husband, accompanied by two friends, allegedly assaulted the victim with a knife and iron rod, causing head and body injuries. Police believe the attack was motivated by jealousy and domestic issues. The victim is in stable condition, and police are searching for the three suspects.

Lelaki Bangladesh pura-pura tidur ‘sentuh’ penumpang bas diberkas

A 38-year-old Bangladeshi cleaner was arrested in Melaka, Malaysia, after allegedly molesting a 19-year-old female bus passenger. The suspect pretended to be asleep while touching the victim's leg during the journey from Kuala Lumpur. The victim recorded the incident and reported it to the bus driver and later to the police. The suspect claimed he was asleep and unaware of his actions, but another passenger confirmed he was awake. The case is being investigated under Section 354 of the Penal Code.

Miri hosts KASUMeS 2025, uniting media through sports and solidarity

The Karnival Sukan Media Sarawak (KASUMeS) 2025, part of the Hari Wartawan Nasional (HAWANA) 2025 celebrations, launched in Miri. The event, organized by Unit Komunikasi Awam Sarawak (Ukas), brought together media professionals for sports and camaraderie. Transport Minister Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin officiated, emphasizing the importance of journalistic ethics in the digital age and the need for physical wellbeing. Ukas director Awang Putrayusrie Awang Redzuan highlighted Ukas's commitment to transparency and the role of KASUMeS in strengthening inter-agency collaboration.

Anwar urges PKR leaders, members to strengthen organisation, gear up for GE16

Malaysian Prime Minister and PKR president Anwar Ibrahim urged party members to strengthen the organization and prepare for the 16th General Election (GE16). He emphasized PKR's role as a platform for the people's movement, advocating for truth and justice. Anwar called for rejecting hatred, slander, and racism, promoting integrity, and ensuring transparent governance. He highlighted the importance of wisdom and strategic planning in reform, drawing inspiration from historical figures. Anwar also expressed gratitude to key party figures for their contributions.